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View definitions for counteraccusation

counteraccusation

noun as in rebuttal

noun as in rejoinder

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Instead, they did the old “admit nothing and make a counteraccusation.”

Or the counteraccusation: that rural Americans have alarmingly little real exposure to people or lifestyles even slightly different from their own.

It is a quagmire of accusation and counteraccusation from which many people would choose to step back.

When it came to Fields, Trump and his underlings settled pretty quickly on a counteraccusation to her claim that Lewandowski assaulted her: she made it all up for attention.

From Salon

A CIA Inspector General’s report found that the CIA had gained “improper” access to the Senate’s computers, and that the CIA’s counteraccusation, that it had been hacked by Senate staff, was based on “inaccurate information.”

From MSNBC

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