Argument/counter
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To counter an argument is to attack it by identifying flaws in its premises or logic. Any attack which does neither of these things is not a legitimate counterargument because it does not address the content.
Word Forms
- counter
- (noun): a counterargument
- (verb): the act of formulating a counterargument
- counterargument (n): an argument that identifies logical flaws in another argument