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Definition
Synonym
counter evidence
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Gegenbeweis
counter evidence
Gegenbeweis
counter-evidence
Gegenbeweis
m
Gegenbeweise
pl
counter-evidence, counterevidence, evidence to the contrary
counter-evidences, counterevidences, evidences to the contrary
Gegenbeweis
m
Gegenbeweise
pl
counter-evidence; counterevidence; evidence to the contrary
counter-evidences; counterevidences; evidences to the contrary
Gegenbeweis
m
Gegenbeweise
pl
Solange kein Gegenbeweis erbracht wurde, …
counter-evidence; counterevidence; evidence to the contrary
counter-evidences; counterevidences; evidences to the contrary
Unless evidence to the contrary is provided presented; Until it is proved otherwise …
Deutsche
Gegenbeweis Synonyme
Gegenargument
ÂGegenbeweis
ÂWiderlegung
Englische
counter evidence Synonyme
counter evidence Definition
Counter
(
adv.
)
A
prefix
meaning
contrary,
opposite,
in
opposition
Counter
(
v.
t.)
One
who
counts,
or
reckons
up
Counter
(
v.
t.)
A
piece
of
metal,
ivory,
wood,
or
bone,
used
in
reckoning,
in
keeping
account
of
games,
etc.
Counter
(
v.
t.)
Money
Counter
(
v.
t.)
A
prison
Counter
(
v.
t.)
A
telltale
Counter
(
v.
t.)
A
table
or
board
on
which
money
is
counted
and
over
which
business
is
transacted
Counter
(
adv.
)
Contrary
Counter
(
adv.
)
In
the
wrong
way
Counter
(
adv.
)
At
or
against
the
front
or
face.
Counter
(
a.
)
Contrary
Counter
(
adv.
)
The
after
part
of
a
vessel's
body,
from
the
water
line
to
the
stern,
--
below
and
somewhat
forward
of
the
stern
proper.
Counter
(
adv.
)
Same
as
Contra.
Formerly
used
to
designate
any
under
part
which
served
for
contrast
to
a
principal
part,
but
now
used
as
equivalent
to
counter
tenor.
Counter
(
adv.
)
The
breast,
or
that
part
of
a
horse
between
the
shoulders
and
under
the
neck.
Counter
(
adv.
)
The
back
leather
or
heel
part
of
a
boot.
Counter
(
n.
)
An
encounter.
Counter
(
v.
i.)
To
return
a
blow
while
receiving
one,
as
in
boxing.
Counter
brace
(
)
The
brace
of
the
fore-topsail
on
the
leeward
side
of
a
vessel.
Counter
brace
(
)
A
brace,
in
a
framed
structure,
which
resists
a
strain
of
a
character
opposite
to
that
which
a
main
brace
is
designed
to
receive.
Counter-compony
(
a.
)
See
Compony.
Counter-couchant
(
a.
)
Lying
down,
with
their
heads
in
opposite
directions
Counter-courant
(
a.
)
Running
in
opposite
directions
Counter-paly
(
a.
)
Paly,
and
then
divided
fesswise,
so
that
each
vertical
piece
is
cut
into
two,
having
the
colors
used
alternately
or
counterchanged.
Thus
the
escutcheon
in
the
illustration
may
also
be
blazoned
paly
of
six
per
fess
counterchanged
argent
and
azure.
Counter-roll
(
n.
)
A
duplicate
roll
(record
or
account)
kept
by
an
officer
as
a
check
upon
another
officer's
roll.
Counter-salient
(
a.
)
Leaping
from
each
other
Counter
tenor
(
)
One
of
the
middle
parts
in
music,
between
the
tenor
and
the
treble
Counter
weight
(
n.
)
A
counterpoise.
Evidence
(
n.
)
That
which
makes
evident
or
manifest
Evidence
(
n.
)
One
who
bears
witness.
Evidence
(
n.
)
That
which
is
legally
submitted
to
competent
tribunal,
as
a
means
of
ascertaining
the
truth
of
any
alleged
matter
of
fact
under
investigation
before
it
Evidence
(
v.
t.)
To
render
evident
or
clear
Hunt-counter
(
n.
)
A
worthless
dog
that
runs
back
on
the
scent
Self-evidence
(
n.
)
The
quality
or
state
of
being
self-evident.
counter evidence Bedeutung
counterpunch
parry
counter
a
return
punch
(especially
by
a
boxer)
counter-sabotage
counterintelligence
designed
to
detect
and
counteract
sabotage
boron
counter
tube
a
proportional
counter
tube
for
counting
neutrons
buffet
counter
sideboard
a
piece
of
furniture
that
stands
at
the
side
of
a
dining
room,
has
shelves
and
drawers
checkout
checkout
counter
a
counter
in
a
supermarket
where
you
pay
for
your
purchases
counter
table
consisting
of
a
horizontal
surface
over
which
business
is
transacted
counter
tabulator
a
calculator
that
keeps
a
record
of
the
number
of
times
something
happens
counter
heel
counter
a
piece
of
leather
forming
the
back
of
a
shoe
or
boot,
a
counter
may
be
used
to
stiffen
the
material
around
the
heel
and
to
give
support
to
the
foot
counter
game
equipment
(as
a
piece
of
wood,
plastic,
or
ivory)
used
for
keeping
a
count
or
reserving
a
space
in
various
card
or
board
games
counter
(computer
science)
a
register
whose
contents
go
through
a
regular
series
of
states
(usually
states
indicating
consecutive
integers)
counter
tube
a
measuring
instrument
for
counting
individual
ionizing
events
crystal
counter
a
counter
tube
in
which
an
ionizing
event
increases
conductivity
Geiger
counter
Geiger-Muller
counter
counter
tube
that
detects
ionizing
radiations
meat
counter
counter
where
meats
are
displayed
for
sale
notions
counter
counter
where
notions
are
sold
proportional
counter
tube
proportional
counter
counter
tube
whose
output
pulse
is
proportional
to
number
of
ions
produced
pulse
counter
an
electronic
counter
that
counts
the
number
of
electric
pulses
scintillation
counter
counter
tube
in
which
light
flashes
when
exposed
to
ionizing
radiation
snack
bar
snack
counter
buffet
usually
inexpensive
bar
spark
chamber
spark
counter
an
instrument
that
detects
ionizing
radiation
from
elementary
particles
counter
conditioning
conditioning
in
which
a
second
incompatible
response
is
conditioned
to
an
already
conditioned
stimulus,
counter
conditioning
lies
behind
many
of
the
procedures
used
in
behavior
therapy
evidence
grounds
your
basis
for
belief
or
disbelief,
knowledge
on
which
to
base
belief,
the
evidence
that
smoking
causes
lung
cancer
is
very
compelling
proof
cogent
evidence
any
factual
evidence
that
helps
to
establish
the
truth
of
something,
if
you
have
any
proof
for
what
you
say,
now
is
the
time
to
produce
it
evidence
an
indication
that
makes
something
evident,
his
trembling
was
evidence
of
his
fear
footprint
evidence
evidence
in
the
form
of
footprints,
there
was
footprint
evidence
that
he
had
been
at
the
scene
of
the
crime
rule
of
evidence
(law)
a
rule
of
law
whereby
any
alleged
matter
of
fact
that
is
submitted
for
investigation
at
a
judicial
trial
is
established
or
disproved
best
evidence
rule
a
rule
of
evidence
requiring
that
to
prove
the
content
of
a
writing
or
recording
or
photograph
the
original
is
required
parol
evidence
rule
a
rule
that
oral
evidence
cannot
be
used
to
contradict
the
terms
of
a
written
contract
evidence
(law)
all
the
means
by
which
any
alleged
matter
of
fact
whose
truth
is
investigated
at
judicial
trial
is
established
or
disproved
direct
evidence
evidence
(usually
the
testimony
of
a
witness)
directly
related
to
the
fact
in
dispute
circumstantial
evidence
indirect
evidence
evidence
providing
only
a
basis
for
inference
about
the
fact
in
dispute
corroborating
evidence
additional
evidence
or
evidence
of
different
kind
that
supports
a
proof
already
offered
in
a
proceeding
hearsay
evidence
evidence
based
on
what
someone
has
told
the
witness
and
not
of
direct
knowledge
state's
evidence
evidence
for
the
prosecution
in
criminal
proceedings
rejoinder
retort
return
riposte
replication
comeback
counter
a
quick
reply
to
a
question
or
remark
(especially
a
witty
or
critical
one),
it
brought
a
sharp
rejoinder
from
the
teacher
Counter
Reformation
the
reaction
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
to
the
Reformation
reaffirming
the
veneration
of
saints
and
the
authority
of
the
Pope
(to
which
Protestants
objected),
many
leaders
were
Jesuits
bean
counter
an
accountant
or
bureaucrat
who
is
believed
to
place
undue
emphasis
on
the
control
of
expenditures
counter
a
person
who
counts
things
teller
vote
counter
an
official
appointed
to
count
the
votes
(especially
in
legislative
assembly)
counter
check
a
blank
check
provided
by
a
bank
for
the
convenience
of
customers
who
are
making
withdrawals
unlisted
security
over
the
counter
security
OTC
security
a
security
traded
in
the
over-theounter
market
over
the
counter
stock
OTC
stock
unlisted
stock
stock
that
is
not
listed
and
traded
on
an
organized
exchange
counter
speak
in
response,
He
countered
with
some
very
persuasive
arguments
attest
certify
manifest
demonstrate
evidence
provide
evidence
for,
stand
as
proof
of,
show
by
one's
behavior,
attitude,
or
external
attributes,
His
high
fever
attested
to
his
illness,
The
buildings
in
Rome
manifest
a
high
level
of
architectural
sophistication,
This
decision
demonstrates
his
sense
of
fairness
tell
evidence
give
evidence,
he
was
telling
on
all
his
former
colleague
testify
bear
witness
prove
evidence
show
provide
evidence
for,
The
blood
test
showed
that
he
was
the
father,
Her
behavior
testified
to
her
incompetence
counter-drill
drill
in
an
opposite
direction
anticipate
foresee
forestall
counter
act
in
advance
of,
deal
with
ahead
of
time
in
evidence
clearly
to
be
seen,
they
were
much
in
evidence
during
the
fighting,
she
made
certain
that
her
engagement
ring
was
in
evidence
under-the-counter
done
or
sold
illicitly
and
secretly,
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