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counteract

[koun-ter-akt] / ˌkaʊn tərˈækt /


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The company said it is seeing strong growth in emerging markets, including Mexico, Brazil and Turkey, helping to counteract challenges in developed markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those sources of uncertainty could counteract positive signs the economy was previously showing and have made projecting the rest of the fiscal year far more difficult, the company said.

From The Wall Street Journal

One recent study has already demonstrated that exercise can help counteract aging linked to cancer.

From Science Daily

The appeal its stance does have for some white working class voters in the constituency was insufficient to counteract that disadvantage.

From BBC

Congress intended this tariff clause as an emergency tool to counteract a payments “disequilibrium” caused by strains on currency reserve holdings.

From The Wall Street Journal