counter-offer

 [koun-ter-aw-fer, -of-er, koun-ter-aw-fer, -of-er]  

coun·ter·of·fer

   [koun-ter-aw-fer, -of-er, koun-ter-aw-fer, -of-er]
noun
an offer or proposal made to offset or substitute for an earlier offer made by another.
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Origin:
1780–90; counter- + offer
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