Verb:

తిరిగి ఆలోచించండి,

rethink's Usage Examples:

Preference-based effects model New media and web technologies, including social media, are forcing communication scholars to rethink traditional effects models (Bennett and Iyengar, 2008).

The initiative offers a way to rethink feminist, nation-centric, and region-centric narratives of art history.

The Marvelous Clouds: Toward a Philosophy of Elemental Media radically rethinks how media are environments and environments are also media.

is busy rethinking, revisioning, revisiting, remaking, remapping or demythologizing the Risorgimento.

to rethink social, economic and political life; Spinoza"s work is only glancingly contrasted to that of his peers—there is no ‘outside’ to his thinking.

The failure of the Monsoon Offensive required the Bangladeshi high command to rethink their strategy.

Nevertheless, Edgeworth decides to rethink whether or not he should resume his previous duties.

According to Lithuanian-American Holocaust historian Saulius Sužiedėlis, none of this amounted to a public scolding which alone could have persuaded at least some of the Lithuanians who had volunteered or been co-opted into participating in the killings to rethink their behavior.

Peace News suspended publication at the end of 1987, intending to relaunch after a period of rethinking and planning.

The Bankers Life study, titled Middle-Income Boomers, Financial Security and the New Retirement, found that nearly 3 of every 4 middle-income Baby Boomers are rethinking their retirement date, and of these, 79% are delaying their retirement by an average of five years.

org" ""Smarthistory" rethinks the art history textbook online" Official website Michelle Millar Fisher.

Rückumlaut; related to tale think – thought – thought outthink – outthought – outthought rethink – rethought – rethought Weak, class 1, subclass (ii), with.

"New Mexico rethinks sex-offender registry eluded by Epstein".

Synonyms:

believe, conceive, consider, backpedal, think, about-face,

Antonyms:

distrust, disrespect, exclude, esteem, disesteem,