countertrend

/ˈkaʊntərˌtrɛnd/
noun
  1. A trend that moves in the opposite direction of the main or prevailing trend.
    • While most companies are going remote, this startup is a countertrend, requiring everyone to work in the office.
    • The rise of vinyl records is a countertrend to the dominance of digital music streaming.
    • Economists noted a countertrend of people moving from cities to rural areas during the pandemic.
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