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countermarch
[ noun koun-ter-mahrch; verb koun-ter-mahrch, koun-ter-mahrch ]
verb (used without object)
- to execute a countermarch.
verb (used with object)
- to cause to countermarch.
countermarch
/ ˈkaʊntəˌmɑːtʃ /
verb
- military
- to march or cause to march back along the same route
- to change the order of soldiers during a march
noun
- the act or instance of countermarching
- a reversal of method, conduct, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of countermarch1
Example Sentences
Hadi’s forces began a countermarch, advancing to the gates of Aden - despite private Saudi warnings for them not to escalate by entering the city or approaching its airport.
The countermarch began at a high school about a mile from the baseball field in the shadow of Trump’s rally, its participants streaming past part of the border and the towering metal slats lining it.
Since the beginning of the crackdown, the Sandinista Youth had launched a campaign in support of the government, with countermarches and rallies; some of its members were also suspected of violence against the opposition.
Officials also announced they would stage a countermarch on Friday — a procession from the capital to the town where Mr. Ortega and his Sandinista revolution came to power in 1979.
Marches and countermarches, some of them related to other Confederate monuments but many not, are now being planned all over the country.
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