Coun-ter-work', v. t.
(-wûrk'), v. t. [See WORK.] To work in opposition to; to hinder by contrary operations; to counteract. “That counterworks each folly and caprice.” Pope.
(-wûrk'), v. t. [See WORK.] To work in opposition to; to hinder by contrary operations; to counteract. “That counterworks each folly and caprice.” Pope.