counterimage

English

Etymology

From counter- +‎ image.

Noun

counterimage (plural counterimages)

1. An image that counters or contradicts another.

   Synonym: counterpicture

   • 2007 January 29, Alan Cowell, “Russia Turns to Spin to Redefine Itself and Reassure the West”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     So the high-powered Russian delegation of political and business leaders spent part of the past week trying to project a counterimage, buttressed by slabs of statistics to display economic growth and sober stewardship in the service of market freedoms that should not alarm the West.