Re-Think (Noun, verb)

1. To discover different, better, or new ways of approaching familiar problems and situations
2. To develop a range of methods of achieving this
3. To have the courage to put these ideas into practice

Ref. Barlow’s Creative Dictionary, Oxford, 2006.

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