reconsider in Latin
reconsider in Latin is recōgitō — reconsider means to think about a decision or matter again, often to see if it should change.
reconsider in Latin
recōgitō
(ambitransitive) To consider a matter again.
What does "reconsider" mean?
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verb To think about a decision or matter again, often to see if it should change.
"The board agreed to reconsider the proposal after new evidence emerged."
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verb To change one's mind about something.
"After hearing her plea, he reconsidered and let her stay."
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reconsider in a sentence
- The board agreed to reconsider the proposal after new evidence emerged.
- After hearing her plea, he reconsidered and let her stay.
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What is "reconsider" in Latin?
"reconsider" in Latin is recōgitō. reconsider means: To think about a decision or matter again, often to see if it should change.
How do you use "reconsider" in a sentence?
Example: "The board agreed to reconsider the proposal after new evidence emerged." In Latin, "reconsider" is recōgitō.
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