1. to exchange or swap (one thing for another); to alternate or reverse positions or roles
Usage: third person singular present tense or plural form of counterchange

1. plural of counterchange; an exchange or alternation; in heraldry, a pattern in which colors or tinctures are reversed or swapped between adjacent sections
Usage: heraldic term; plural form

Examples

• The two players counterchanges positions on the field during the match.
• In heraldry, counterchanges create a striking visual effect by reversing the colors of adjacent charges.
• The dancers counterchanges their places in the formation with precise timing.
• The design features several counterchanges of black and white stripes.
• She counterchanges her usual routine by working in the afternoon instead of the morning.
• The pattern counterchanges between light and dark sections throughout the fabric.