Definitions

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  • noun A rally (demonstration) held in opposition to another.

Etymologies

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counter- +‎ rally

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Examples

  • There was another day of brutality during which Ansar vigilantes shaved their beards to “change their look” to better infiltrate the crowds, students later told me.100 That was followed by a large but listless pro-regime counterrally, with the usual offering of “every drop” of blood to the Leader.

    Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010

  • In France, Liberte Cherie has been growing since its launch in 2003, when it drew 80,000 people to a counterrally against union strikes that had shut down Paris.

    On the Agenda 2007

  • PUBLICITY: It's too late to launch any kind of full-scale advertising campaign for our counterrally, but if you know anyone who might be interested in attending, please pass this along to them.

    Anti-Hezbollah rally in Toronto August 12th Suzanne 2006

  • Well, since I agreed to organize an anti-Hizballah counterrally for August 12th, here is the plan.

    Anti-Hezbollah rally in Toronto August 12th Suzanne 2006

  • The governing Democrats cancelled initial plans for a counterrally of their own last month.

    Thestar.com - Home Page Associated Press 2011

  • Another 2,000 demonstrators gathered in the city for a counterrally in defense of the Baikalsk Pulp and Paper Mill, which was shut down amid ecological concerns in 2008.

    Spero News 2010

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