Synonyms for RETHINK
riˈθɪŋkre·think

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1. reconsideration, second thought, afterthought, rethinkverb

   thinking again about a choice previously made

   "he had second thoughts about his purchase"

   Synonyms:
   second thought, reconsideration, rethink, afterthought

2. rethinkverb

   change one's mind

   "He rethought his decision to take a vacation"

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1. List of paraphrases for "rethink":

   rethinking, reconsider, re-think, re-thinking, reassess, revisit, re-examine, re-imagine, re-engineer, review, revise, re-design, re-evaluate, redesign

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1. Javier Luque:

   Callichimaera perplexa is so unique and strange that it can be considered the platypus of the crab world, usually we think of crabs as big animals with broad carapaces, strong claws, small eyes in long eyestalks, and a small tail tucked under the body. Well, Callichimaera defies all of these' crabby' features and forces a rethink of our definition of what makes a crab a crab.

2. Salma Hayek:

   It’s a very exciting time for men now, men have the opportunity, which is so beautiful, to rethink what does it mean to be a man.

3. John Coyne:

   We're seeing here is very clear evidence that the current law enforcement strategies are not impacting supply or organized crime regionally, there needs to be a distinct rethink on what we do.

4. Michael Baldinger:

   In the past you sold products to your client, now you empower your client to create a desired impact, as an industry we've had to rethink everything we do -- impact and sustainability is the Silicon Valley of finance and we want to be the Google.

5. Michel Platini:

   During this last half-century or so, FIFA has only had two presidents, recent events force the supreme governing body of world soccer to turn over a new leaf and rethink its governance.