/ˌkaʊntəˈpliːd/ – verb
Definition: đưa ra những lý lẽ phản bác những điều khẳng định của đối phương, phủ nhận, phản bác.
A more throughout explanation: Counterplead is a legal term that refers to the act of responding to a pleading or claim made by the opposing party in a legal proceeding by filing a pleading that sets forth a defense or a claim against the original pleading. It is a formal legal response that addresses the allegations or claims made by the other party in a lawsuit.
Example: In response to the plaintiff’s allegations, the defendant may counterplead with their own version of events.