1. organizing or participating in a rally or demonstration held in opposition to another rally or protest
Usage: present participle of counterrally

1. the act or instance of organizing or participating in a rally held in opposition to another rally
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The group organized counterrallying efforts to voice their opposition to the proposed policy.
• Counterrallying has become a common form of civic engagement in recent years.
• They spent the afternoon counterrallying against the march on the other side of town.
• The counterrallying event drew hundreds of supporters to the plaza.
• Police monitored both the original rally and the counterrallying demonstration for safety.
• Counterrallying allows citizens to express dissent in a public and organized manner.