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Counterturn

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Coun´ter`turn`    (~t rn`)
n.1.The critical moment in a play, when, contrary to expectation, the action is embroiled in new difficulties.


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The strophe consisted of a turn, the antistrophe a counterturn, with matching rhythms and metres.
When Jonson chose to organize his Cary/Morison Ode with the same structure, he translated the Greek terms suggestively as "The Turn," "The Counterturn," and "The Stand.
In punishing their soon-to-be arena roommates for the second straight night, the Lakers continued a steady counterturn out of the three-game tailspin that got coach Del Harris fired two days earlier.
 
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