IPA: //ˈkaʊntərˌkraɪ//
KK: /ˈkaʊntərˌkraɪ/
A shout or call made in response to or against something that has been said or done, often to express disagreement or protest.
The protesters raised a countercry to the politician's speech, voicing their concerns.
Countercry → It is formed from "counter-" (meaning against) and "cry" (from Old English "crīe", meaning to shout or call out). The word "countercry" refers to a shout or call made in opposition to another shout or call.
Think of someone shouting "against" something — that's what a countercry means.
No commonly confused words.