Synonyms for reconsider
ˌri kənˈsɪd ərre·con·sid·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. reconsiderverb

   consider again; give new consideration to; usually with a view to changing

   "Won't you reconsider your decision?"

2. reconsiderverb

   consider again (a bill) that had been voted upon before, with a view to altering it

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1. reconsiderverb

   Synonyms:
   review, consider again

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1. List of paraphrases for "reconsider":

   rethink, re-examine, revisit, review, reassess, re-consider, revise, re-evaluate, reconsiders, re-think, reexamine, reconsidering, consider

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1. Steve Vladeck:

   The court's summary rulings today in a pair of redistricting cases from North Carolina seem to drive home that the justices are not in a hurry to reconsider claims of partisan gerrymandering after sidestepping two major cases earlier this term, but that they will continue to pay close attention to claims that district lines were drawn due to race-based considerations, of course, whether Justice( Anthony) Kennedy's successor will tip the scales in favor or against these claims more categorically remains to be seen, so today's decisions are perhaps best understood as putting things into a holding pattern.

2. John Boehner:

   We're going to make it clear to the president that we're listening to the American people, who want us to work together on their priorities, and their priorities have to do with the economy and jobs, we hope he'll start to listen, too, and reconsider his opposition to some of our jobs bills.

3. Alexis King:

   On December 13, we requested the minimum sentence allowed by law and discussed with the court the statutory procedure permitting the court to reconsider its sentence in an exceptional case involving unusual and extenuating circumstances.

4. Josh Holmes:

   Everybody saw him as by far and away the best candidate we could field. So, Republican National Committee was an all-in proposition to try to get him to reconsider.

5. Alexander Grushko:

   There cannot be a return to 'business as usual' with NATO as long as the alliance does not reconsider its containment policy toward Russia and does stop bloating the myth of a military threat from Russia.