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rethink English

Meaning rethink meaning

What does rethink mean?

rethink

— verb change one's mind He rethought his decision to take a vacation — noun (= second thought) thinking again about a choice previously made he had second thoughts about his purchase

Synonyms rethink synonyms

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rethink English » English

reconsider think over second thought reconsideration change one’s mind afterthought review redo recollect recall consider come round come around

Topics rethink topics

What do people use rethink to talk about?
Language and thought Think Opinion

Change your mind

Conjugation rethink conjugation

How do you conjugate rethink?

rethink · verb

Examples rethink examples

How do I use rethink in a sentence?

Simple sentences

America's credit-driven capitalist model has suffered a warning heart attack and needs a total rethink.
I'll have to have a rethink about it.
You should rethink this program.

Movie subtitles

Usually at the point when she has to rewrite and rethink them to keep the audience from leaving the theatre.
I want to rethink my life.
Rethink it. Rethink it.
If you came about that work in the mine. I had a rethink.
And they just burn out the Argonite at their leisure. Ian, we shall have to rethink our tactics.
Go and rethink your ideas!
This requires a little rethink and reevaluation.
I hope you're here to rethink your opinion of Perugino, Professor. I'm sorry to disappoint you.
I'm sorry, I had rethink.
They had a rethink.
So I'm going to rethink my position and find another solution.
I'll go and rethink a few basic principles.
I really have to rethink my life.
Perhaps we need to rethink our investigation from the very beginning.
Rethink it.
I hope you're here to rethink your opinion of Perugino, Professor.
Rethinking. Rethinking, then of course I shall rethink.
But maybe we should rethink. There are other ways of solving this case.
Rethink.
No, wait! Rethink yourself.
Alf, let's rethink this.
Erm, let me rethink this.
Rethink your fashion viewpoint? I'd con those con men right back.
I'd rethink it if I thought you might come back this way someday.
Start again. Rethink it.
I had to rethink the rest of the editing for the film we're shooting.
We should return to the TARDIS and rethink the situation.
You might wanna rethink the jewellery.
All right, let's rethink this.
But if it's good to be a clown, then I would have to rethink the whole thing.
What can I do? Professors have a lot of time to think and think and rethink.
Well, you may wanna rethink the dirty underwear.
Maybe we should rethink Max for a minute.

News and current affairs

Of course, most European countries need to rethink the foundations of their welfare state.
The right, for its part, must rethink its obsession with temporary tax cuts for households or businesses.
All of Europe, not just Greece, must rethink its economic philosophy.
But, beyond that, Europe's experience ought to spur a full rethink of the global system for administering sovereign bankruptcies.
Managing them effectively obliges us to rethink the concept of sovereignty.
The Italian president can also compel parliamentary deputies to rethink their decisions (in the United Kingdom, the monarch has outsourced this authority to the House of Lords).
Meanwhile, the US and Japan must rethink the structure of their alliance.
This should be an occasion for him to rethink his long-standing macroeconomic mantra, rather than claiming vindication for ideas that recent trends seem to contradict.
Early mercantilism deserves a rethink too.
The failure of expansionary austerity in Britain should give all of its advocates around the world reason to reflect on and rethink their policy calculations.
A modern, religious Poland could force secular Europeans to rethink their assumptions and realize that it is not so much Poland that is out of sync with Europe, but secular Europe that is out of sync with the rest of the world.
Not surprisingly, therefore, the fallout from the global economic crisis that erupted in 2008 - the worst since the Great Depression of the 1930's - has prompted experts, policymakers, and the international financial institutions to rethink poverty.
The time has come to rethink this notion.
But, then again, perhaps a crisis is exactly the occasion to rethink the longer-term goals of global economic policy.
Second, we must rethink our notions of a balance of power, because they no longer concern just states, but also peoples.
And it would also indicate that we must rethink our remedies.
This crisis may create an opportunity to rethink and recalibrate GCC strategies, based on a more realistic view of regional interdependence, common security, and shared decision-making.
Stunned by Mr. Lavin's success in the first round, Mr. Lagos was forced to rethink his strategy.
But the West needs to rethink its strategy, because the two challenges are not entirely distinct.
We need to rethink the climate challenge as an opportunity for global brainstorming and cooperation on a series of technological breakthroughs to achieve sustainable development.
Europeans might rethink some of their current dilemmas in the light of Hirschman's theory.
They will also try to lower Japan's dependence on exports and rethink sending production facilities to lower-wage countries.
Perhaps he should have taken that as a sign that he should rethink his position.
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.
That became apparent with the recent formation of a pan-Arab military force, which is clearly directed against Iran and should give its leaders reason to rethink their policy.
Before Afghanistan becomes a Vietnam-style quagmire, Obama must rethink his plan for another troop surge.
It is time, therefore, for the US to rethink its policy toward the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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