Synonyms for counteroffer
ˈkaʊn tərˌɔ fər, -ˌɒf ərcoun·terof·fer

Princeton's WordNet

1. counteroffernoun

   an offer made by someone who has rejected a prior offer

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1. Kelley Moore:

   During today's call, The White House came back with a counteroffer that is well above the range of what can pass Congress with bipartisan support.

2. Will Marshall:

   Republicans are tapping into frustrations real and imagined, but we have left a vacuum, we have no reform agenda. Our party is seen as propping up a bureaucratic status quo that many parents thought didn't perform well during the pandemic. You can't just point to Republican demagoguery about race and books and win the argument. You have to make voters a counteroffer.

3. Mercedes Schlapp:

   We want to work with rank-and-file Democrats, obviously, what we're seeing right now is that Speaker Pelosi has refused to provide a counteroffer. ... So, we're going to talk to those individuals, to those Democrats, see if we can make some inroads. The President also will be bringing over the Problem Solvers Caucus so that's another opportunity to talk to congressional members. We want to be able to come to a solution and negotiate.

4. Pablo Iglesias:

   I again extend my hand to you, you have made us an offer and we made a counteroffer. I suggest that based on these two offers we sit to negotiate.