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reconsider English

Meaning reconsider meaning

What does reconsider mean?
Definitions in simple English

reconsider Verb

— When you reconsider something, you think it over again; you think about changing your mind. When he realized the temperature outside was below freezing, Pierre reconsidered his plan to go for a run. Shannon's evil boss told her: "Unless you work the next six weekends, I will reconsider my decision to let you skip work on the day of your wedding."

reconsider

— verb consider again; give new consideration to; usually with a view to changing Won't you reconsider your decision? — verb consider again (a bill) that had been voted upon before, with a view to altering it

Synonyms reconsider synonyms

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reconsider English » English

rethink review reflect reexamine reevaluate change one’s mind weigh wash again think better of think back think study speculation self-examination revise regard reflection redo reconsideration recollect recall reappraise realize re-examination go over go back consider call to mind be reminded of

Topics reconsider topics

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Conjugation reconsider conjugation

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Examples reconsider examples

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Simple sentences

I'll reconsider the matter.
Conflicting reports prompted the director to reconsider her position.
Please reconsider.
I want you to reconsider your decision.
Tom'll reconsider.
I hope you'll reconsider.
You should reconsider.
I'll have to reconsider it.
I'm asking you to reconsider.
I wish you would reconsider.
I think it's time for me to reconsider how I've been living.
Let's reconsider the problem.
I strongly advise you to reconsider.
I suggest you reconsider your decision.
You might want to reconsider your decision.
Tom says he'll reconsider his decision.

Movie subtitles

I'm sure the council will reconsider.
Lydia, I'm asking her to reconsider.
MRS. TEASDALE, I ASK YOU TO RECONSIDER.
WON'T YOU RECONSIDER?
I told father that maybe you can get you to reconsider the offer.
I must beg you to reconsider.
I mean, the price maybe? Well now look, I'll reconsider.
You have time to reconsider until tomorrow.
So I've come to ask you to reconsider leaving my employment.
Please reconsider.
He wants the faculty to resign en masse to make the minister reconsider.
Reconsider, my dear.
Sire, I beg you to reconsider.
Philadelphia, I ask you to reconsider.
I again ask you to reconsider.
Won't you reconsider?
Should your daughter reconsider my generous offer. to become my wife, we could forget this little matter. And it could be her wedding present.
And I thought perhaps you might reconsider and come back on the case.
But, Your Majesty, I beg you to reconsider.
Maria, there's still time to reconsider.
There is no need to reconsider.
Can't you reconsider?
Won't you please. reconsider this proposal.
About that park, won't you reconsider your decision?
But after that, the deputy mayor did reconsider.
I beg you to reconsider.
Reconsider!
Won't you please reconsider my request?
Otto Gebhard. Won't you reconsider your decision, Mr. Van Ryn?
I'll give you six minutes to reconsider.
Would the other heirs care to reconsider?
Carefully reconsider your limitations.
He said to tell you that he personally asked that we reconsider.

News and current affairs

Should Mousavi persuade Khamenei to reconsider his position, the Supreme Leader's hold on power will be shaken.
This situation is forcing the Japanese government to reconsider its postwar pacifism, revise its defense strategy, and increase its military spending.
Ultimately, however, we need to reconsider what for many is a sacred and immutable text: the UN Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees.
Should one-third of national parliaments so wish, the European Commission will be required to reconsider a proposal.
Dealing with any surge of asylum seekers will require the EU to strengthen its capacity to offer temporary protection - and possibly to reconsider how its overall asylum system works.
And it is not just the developing and emerging countries that must reconsider their approach to the world.
India will also have to reconsider its traditional opposition to the Council's tendency to broaden its mandate by taking on issues that India believes fall within the General Assembly's jurisdiction.
When Malaysia's prime minister, Dr Mahathir Mohamed, recently announced that he intended to resign, Malaysians of Chinese descent joined Mahathir's Malay party loyalists in demanding that he reconsider.
Now non-Malays hope that he will reconsider the idea of special treatment for ethnic Malays.
Japanese demands to reconsider fell on deaf ears, and the initiative was put on ice only when US congressmen threatened economic repercussions and China increased pressure on Taiwan.
As a gesture intending to boost Kerry's chances, German Defense Minister Peter Struck suggested that his country might reconsider its position on troops in Iraq.
Lula's victory offers an opportunity to reconsider the neoliberal answers that hold sway despite their failures.
For its part, the EU would have to reconsider, for example, its policy on GM foods.
Meanwhile, NATO planners desperately sought to identify targets that would either deny him the means of ethnic cleansing, or, more often, encourage him to reconsider his position.
One is the decision by the United States to reconsider its policy of sanctions, becoming more flexible while remaining true to its values and interests.
So, while Chin's decision is a temporary setback on the way to a universal library, it provides an opportunity to reconsider how the dream can best be realized.
Hamas must reconsider its refusal to recognize Israel.
And that means that China also must reconsider its rigid notion of sovereignty.
The reform has allowed the Constitutional Council to reconsider a whole set of laws that had never before been submitted for constitutional review, mainly because they were drafted prior to 1958.
If emerging Arab military coalitions are to avoid the mistakes of past interventions, their members must reconsider their approach, including the structural deficiencies that contributed to past failures.
So, while Western hectoring of Iran will not work, when Iranians see their society falling far behind China and India as those countries open up to the world, they may become motivated to reconsider their path.
A more moderate Iran would also cause Turkey to reconsider its recent shift away from the West and lead Syria to rethink its foreign-policy orientation, which would create a real opportunity for an Israeli peace deal with Damascus.
No date has been set when Obama will ask the Senate to reconsider the CTBT.

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