countertrend
- adjective
- /ˈkaʊntərtrɛnd/
- The artist's countertrend style set her apart from her contemporaries in the fashion world.
Examples
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Investors sometimes seek countertrend opportunities when the market becomes too predictable.
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His countertrend opinions often sparked lively debates at the office.
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His countertrend ideas were refreshing!
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Is this a countertrend movement?
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The countertrend in consumer preferences towards sustainable products has reshaped the market landscape.
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This year's countertrend towards remote work reflects a significant shift in workplace culture.
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Analysts noted a countertrend in stock performance, where smaller companies outperformed industry giants.
Synonyms
Opposing the main values and ways of life of most people
Describing an action or message that challenges the official story
How Opposed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word countertrend combines counter- as in counteract, meaning 'against', and trend meaning 'a general movement or direction'. So to be countertrend is to act in a way that goes 'against' the usual movement or style.