counterchange
/ˈkaʊntərˌtʃeɪndʒ/
verb
- To change something in response to a previous change; to exchange or swap positions or roles.
- In the dance, partners counterchange places every few steps.
- The two teams counterchanged their strategies after the first half.
- The company counterchanged its pricing model to match the competitor's new offer.
noun
- An exchange or alternation, especially of colors, patterns, or roles.
- The flag's design features a counterchange of blue and gold squares.
- The artist used a counterchange of light and dark to create depth.
- There was a counterchange of leadership between the two departments.