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/kown"teuhr tuyp'/, n.1. a corresponding type.2. an opposite type.[1615-25; COUNTER- + TYPE]
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countertype — [kount′ər tīp΄] n. 1. an opposite type 2. a parallel, or corresponding, type … English World dictionary
countertype — coun·ter·type … English syllables
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