rethink
[verb ree-thingk; noun ree-thingk]
verb (used with or without object), re·thought, re·think·ing.
to reconsider, especially profoundly.
noun
the act of reconsidering.
Origin of rethink
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reevaluate, reexamine, amend, rework, revise, reassess, rehash, retrace, review, rearrange, emend, polish, correct, replanExamples from the Web for rethought
Contemporary Examples of rethought
Fortunately, he rethought his stance and ultimately traveled with the team.
The book needed to be rethought and rewritten from scratch in light of new developments.
At best her pictures can have an almost Cezanne-like complexity, rethought for our digital age.
Digital DazzleJuly 16, 2012
After her rescue and a year in exile upriver, she had rethought her vow never to return.
New CDs tend to be priced between $12 and $17, but perhaps that needs to be rethought.
Historical Examples of rethought
Should he tell all that he had hoped and thought and rethought respecting Jem Agar and Dora?
From One Generation to AnotherHenry Seton Merriman
rethink
verb (riːˈθɪŋk) -thinks, -thinking or -thought
noun (ˈriːˌθɪŋk)
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