counteract in Greek
counteract in Greek is αντενεργώ, αντιδρώ, αντιπράττω — counteract means to reduce or cancel out the effect of something by acting in an opposing way.
counteract in Greek
αντενεργώ
Pronounced: adenergo
αντιδρώ
Pronounced: adidro
αντιπράττω
Pronounced: adipratto
What does "counteract" mean?
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verb To reduce or cancel out the effect of something by acting in an opposing way.
"The medicine counteracts the side effects of the treatment."
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counteract in a sentence
- The medicine counteracts the side effects of the treatment.
- Regular exercise helps counteract the effects of a sedentary job.
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What is "counteract" in Greek?
"counteract" in Greek is αντενεργώ, αντιδρώ, αντιπράττω. counteract means: To reduce or cancel out the effect of something by acting in an opposing way.
How do you pronounce αντενεργώ?
"counteract" in Greek is αντενεργώ, pronounced "adenergo".
How do you use "counteract" in a sentence?
Example: "The medicine counteracts the side effects of the treatment." In Greek, "counteract" is αντενεργώ, αντιδρώ, αντιπράττω.
Are there other ways to say "counteract" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "counteract": αντενεργώ, αντιδρώ, αντιπράττω.
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