Antigraph

/ˈæntiɡræf/ noun

A copy or reproduction of a document, especially one made to counter or contradict another version; a forged document made in response to another.

From anti- (against) + graph (writing, from Greek graphia). Used historically in legal contexts to describe counterdocuments or opposing versions of written records.

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