Synonyms for reconsideration
re·con·sid·er·a·tion

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1. reconsiderationnoun

   a consideration of a topic (as in a meeting) with a view to changing an earlier decision

   Synonyms:
   second thought, rethink, afterthought

2. reconsideration, second thought, afterthought, rethinknoun

   thinking again about a choice previously made

   "he had second thoughts about his purchase"

   Synonyms:
   second thought, rethink, afterthought

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1. • Consideration

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1. reconsiderationnoun

   Synonyms:
   renewed consideration

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1. List of paraphrases for "reconsideration":

   re-examination, review, revision, re-determination, re-investigation, redetermination, reexamination, reinvestigation, reassessment

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1. Mark Baker:

   I don't see a basis for a good faith reconsideration, we will consider whatever further options are available.

2. Richard Dieter:

   We are in the midst of a reconsideration of the death penalty.

3. Joanne Spalding:

   Pruitt justifies reconsideration by suggesting that industry did not have an adequate opportunity to comment on the inclusion of low-producing wells or the process for requesting an alternative means of emission limitation, those justifications are a sham, and the reconsideration and stay are just another giveaway to the fossil fuel industry.

4. Ben Watkins:

   The other thing that I would expect is a reconsideration of how the board of Reedy Creek is appointed and qualified to serve, to be appointed by state leadership with a broader interest across the spectrum of interest, across the state.

5. President Patty Wood:

   The rule was a pervasive invasion of private property rights where the EPA literally had complete control of every drop of water in the country from a mud puddle to a farm pond, we fully support Attorney General Schmitt’s efforts to push back on the reconsideration of the Navigable Waters Protection Rule.