Similar words: think, think out, think of, thinker, think up, thinking, think about, think over. Meaning: [‚rɪː'θɪŋk] 
n. thinking again about a choice previously made. v. change one's mind.
n. thinking again about a choice previously made. v. change one's mind. 
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61) Would large bill be enough to make you rethink a purchase?
62) But the results have led Mr Simonsohn to rethink the earlier tests of seemingly wrongheaded consumers.
63) Michigan Department of Corrections Director Patricia Caruso argues that—money aside—this is actually a possible bright spot in their state budget crisis, because it allows them to rethink policy.
64) The Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union has called on the state and federal governments to rethink their decision not to fund Melba Industries.
65) Bill : We should rethink everything about our product design to ensure its competitiveness.
66) I think all of us need to rethink our attitudes toward health and sickness.
67) The finding could mean that physicists need to rethink how they apply the theory of quantum electrodynamics (QED) – or even that the theory itself needs a major overhaul.
68) This has led some to rethink the policy of unquestioning engagement.
69) This uncertainty has led the International Air Transport Association to plead on behalf of its members for Europe's government to rethink policy on shutting airspace.
70) She told SciDev.Net that scientists need to rethink their communication strategy.
71) There has been a similar rethink about day - to - day business operations.
72) We, as travellers, also need to rethink what we want out of a journey.
73) Central banks may not just have to rethink their tools.
74) On the 60th anniversary of the enactment of the Common Program,(http://sentencedict.com/rethink.html) it would give edification on improving our constitutional government when we review and rethink this.
75) They say the discovery is forcing them to rethink how birds evolved.
76) The scope of the financial tragedy has caused many to rethink their priorities, and I am guardedly optimistic that a new order will emerge.
77) Thefindings suggest that governments should rethink the way they try tomanage fisheries.
78) Perhaps these companies think it's too late to rethink the basics, or they're afraid of veering away from what has given them a small trending foothold.
79) Political considerations are now encouraging a rethink of centralised structures.
80) We must not suppress the force of this mounting exegetical data, even if it means we must rethink cherished traditions.
81) Tennis star , Andre Agassi has called for a rethink of the Davis Cup format.
82) I think it apparent to rethink my lift a little bit.
83) Urological experts are beginning to rethink treatments, too, based on symptoms and how much a man is bothered by them.
84) Schrager suggests that unless we suddenly become willing to save a huge chunk of our income every year, we may need to rethink our retirement plans.
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