Terms vs Counterattract - What's the difference?
terms | counterattract |
(rare) Attract at the expense of someone or something else.
* 1948 : Glasgow Medical Journal , volume 147,
* ante'' 1979–2002 : American Institute of Physics, ''Current Physics Index , volume 27?: part 1?, page
* 1986 : Robert Donald Swisher, Surfactant biodegradation ,
As a noun terms
is .As a verb counterattract is
(rare) attract at the expense of someone or something else.counterattract
English
Verb
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- The provision of nurses for them is a major problem in itself, relieved to a large extent in county districts by part-time workers, but remaining only partially solved by such methods in the cities, where more congenial occupations counterattract them.
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- Flexible polymers also counterattract .
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- If the cell has amongst its armament such a latent potential matching the novel compound we are presenting, and if that compound can counterattract the repressor away from the DNA, synthesis of the enzyme can then proceed, the newly formed enzyme starts degrading the compound, and acclimation by enzyme induction is accomplished.