countercampaign

/ˈkaʊntərkæmˌpeɪn/
noun
  1. A campaign organized to oppose or respond to another campaign, especially in politics, advertising, or social movements.
    • Her opponent's negative ads prompted a swift countercampaign from her team.
    • The environmental group launched a countercampaign to fight the oil company's advertising.
    • The countercampaign used social media to spread facts that contradicted the original claims.
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