Counter-mine is a term that refers to the act of sabotaging an enemy's minefield or explosive devices. It is a military strategy that is commonly used during wars to neutralize the impact of enemy mines and prevent damage to troop movements. Synonyms for the word counter-mine include demining, mine clearance, mine disposal, mine mitigation, and mine neutralization. These terms are used interchangeably with counter-mine and are commonly used in military literature and discussions. Demining involves the removal of mines or explosives from an area, while mine clearance involves the identification and removal of mines in a specific location. Mine disposal is the process of destroying the explosive devices, whereas mine mitigation aims to reduce the risk of harm caused by mines. Mine neutralization involves rendering mines ineffective without removing them.