1. An order that cancels or reverses a previous order.

1. To issue an order that cancels or reverses a previous order.
Usage: third person singular present or plural present

Examples

• The general issued counterorders to halt the advance immediately.
• She counterorders the shipment before it leaves the warehouse.
• The manager counterorders the previous directive about the dress code.
• We received counterorders that contradicted the original instructions.
• He counterorders his assistant's decision to cancel the meeting.
• The company counterorders the bulk purchase due to budget constraints.
• Military counterorders must be communicated clearly to avoid confusion.