counter-attraction
1counter-attraction — attraction offered in response to another attraction …
2counter-attraction — n. 1 a rival attraction. 2 the attraction of a contrary tendency …
3counter-attraction — noun a rival attraction …
4Counter-battery fire — Counterfire redirects here. For British political organisation, see Counterfire (organisation). Counter battery fire is a type of mission assigned to military artillery forces, which are given the task of locating and firing upon enemy artillery …
5Horizons (Epcot attraction) — Infobox Disney ride name= Horizons caption= park= Epcot land= designer= George McGinnis manufacturer= WED Enterprises type= Dark ride theme=Future life control system= propulsion= soft opened= opened= October 1, 1983 closed= January 9, 1999 host …
6counterattraction — noun a rival attraction • Hypernyms: ↑attraction * * * counterattractive, adj. counterattractively, adv. /kown teuhr euh trak sheuhn/, n. a rival or opposite attraction. [1755 65; COUNTER + ATTRACTION] …
7counterattraction — counterattractive, adj. counterattractively, adv. /kown teuhr euh trak sheuhn/, n. a rival or opposite attraction. [1755 65; COUNTER + ATTRACTION] * * * …
8Presentation of Jesus at the Temple — This article is about the Christian holiday. For other uses, see Presentation of Jesus at the Temple (disambiguation). The Presentation of Jesus at the Temple Presentation of Christ at the Temple by Hans Holbein the Elder, 1500–01 (Kunsthalle,… …
9Inghinidhe na hÉireann — (English: Daughters of Ireland), abbreviated InaÉ, was a revolutionary women’s society founded by Maud Gonne on Easter Sunday 1900. Gonne was elected President of the association; Vice Presidents were Alice Furlong, Jenny Wyse Power, Annie Egan… …
10Esther McCracken — (née Armstrong) (1902 1971) was a British actress and playwright. BiographyShe was born as Esther Helen Armstong in Newcastle upon Tyne on June 25 1902. She was educated at the Central Newcastle High School Citation title = Obituary: Esther… …
