Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
counteractive
Adjective
/ˌkaʊntərˈæktɪv/

Definition
Having the effect of counteracting; acting in opposition.

Examples
- The medication had counteractive properties that helped reduce the side effects of the treatment.
- His counteractive measures were successful in minimizing the impact of the crisis.

Meaning
Counteractive refers to something that works against or opposes another force or action. It often describes a measure taken to negate or mitigate an undesired effect.

Synonyms
- Opposing
- Countervailing
- Resisting
- Contradictory