counterthought

noun

counterthought

noun

Etymology From counter- + thought.

1

A thought that counters or opposes another thought.

His thoughts and their counterthoughts are bent and curled, snail-like, inside the whorls of fiction.2008 January 1, Richard Eder, “A Writer, a Muse, Their Laundry”, in New York Times:

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