1. a rally or gathering organized in response to or opposition against another rally
Usage: common in political and social contexts

1. to organize or participate in a rally in response to or opposition against another rally
Usage: transitive or intransitive

Examples

• Supporters organized a counterrally to voice their disagreement with the proposed policy.
• The group decided to counterrally at the same location the following week.
• Hundreds gathered for the counterrally, holding signs and chanting slogans.
• Police prepared for potential tensions between the original rally and the counterrally.
• They chose to counterrally peacefully rather than engage in confrontation.
• The counterrally drew participants from across the city who shared similar concerns.