The term originates from the Latin punctus contra punctum, meaning “point against point”.

Counterpoint comes from “punctus contra punctum” in Latin which means “point against point.

The word comes from the Latin punctus contra punctum, meaning "point against point".

The term originates from the Latin punctus contra punctum meaning “point against point.

The term derives from the Latin expression punctus contra punctum, i.e. ‘point against point’ or ‘note against note.

The term derives from the Latin expression punctus contra punctum, i.e. ‘point against point’ or ‘note against note.

As a handler he was forthcoming, straight to the point and guided his assets every step of the way.

As a handler he was forthcoming, straight to the point and guided his assets every step of the way.

point 4.2.6.2: Protection against electrical hazards.

Case 730/79 Philip Morris v Commission [1980] ECR 2671, paragraph 12.

They negotiated point after point, getting concession after concession.

The counter-pressure point then becomes the lever fulcrum defining a circle.

The dipole antenna further comprises a feed point strengthening means to mechanically strengthen the feed point against disconnection when the whip is impacted.

A voltage U which is tapped via two opposite interconnected (228) sliders (224, 226) is applied to both measuring tracks (213, 215) at a junction point while the other junction point (216) is connected to ground.

The term originates from the Latin punctus contra punctum, meaning “point against point”.