1. plural of counterrally; organized public gatherings or demonstrations held in response to or opposition against another rally or protest
Usage: common in political and social contexts

1. third-person singular present tense of counterrally; to organize or participate in a public gathering held in response to another rally
Usage: less common than the noun form

Examples

• The city saw multiple counterrallies organized by opposing political groups.
• Supporters counterrallies against the proposed legislation downtown.
• Police prepared for potential clashes between the main rally and the counterrallies.
• Several counterrallies were scheduled for the same day as the original protest.
• The group decided to counterrallies in response to the controversial announcement.
• Counterrallies often attract media attention and increase public discourse.