Noun:

पालटवार,

counterattack's Usage Examples:

The Confederates counterattacked, forcing the Federals to give ground.

Steiner had one more battalion to spare – the 1st Battalion, Waffen Grenadier Regiment 45 Estland (1st Estonian) which had been spared from the previous counterattacks because of the scarcity of able-bodied men.

As Strachwitz had predicted, the Rifle Corps counterattacked on the following day.

A Swedish counterattack was repelled, and Barth was turned into a French garrison until the Swedish-French peace treaty.

They will also look to mount short bursts of offensive attacks in between their opponent's attack, being sure to immediately get back in their defensive posture as to not leave themself open to a counterattack.

Special Guerrilla Unit 2 then evaded an approaching counterattack and regrouped in friendly territory.

Battalion, Waffen-Grenadier Regiment der SS 46 (2nd Estonian) returned fire after inflicting severe casualties on the assaulting Soviets and counterattacked, reclaiming the Grenadier Hill.

The New Desides - which finally meets Aeno's forces after they arrive - launches a powerful counterattack just as Task Force Alpha drops mobile suits into the area.

Large-scale German counterattacks were launched in an attempt to throw the Soviets back across the Vistula.

The US president makes ineffectual broadcasts with inflated claims of counterattacks to rally the morale of the people.

Although he was not initially regarded as the most talented or technically gifted player, he developed his skill and control with time, showing great technical improvements and finesse later on in his career, which also led him to dribble with the ball at speed during counterattacks on occasion.

Several counterattacks by Ottoman forces during the following days failed.

Zhou Tong prepared for a counterattack and began to swallow air with a subtle Hm! and directed his energy to his right shoulder, which turned red then purple and became as hard as rock underneath his clothing.

Synonyms:

onslaught, riposte, countermove, attack, onset, onrush,

Antonyms:

struggle, stand firm, resist, evolution, finish,