Synonyms for redefinition
re·def·i·ni·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. redefinitionnoun

   the act of giving a new definition

   "words like `conservative' require periodic redefinition"; "she provided a redefinition of his duties"

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1. List of paraphrases for "redefinition":

   redefining, re-definition, reconceptualization, redrawing, redesign, re-engineering

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1. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi.Karen Greenberg:

   This constant redefinition of terms to push aside legal restraints has come to the point we all feared it would. ' It's not an assassination, it's a targeted killing.' Or,' It's not war, it's just the way we're doing business these days,'.

2. Mike Huckabee:

   Regardless, heterosexual marriage is largely in trouble today because people see it as a selfish means of pleasing self, rather than a committed relationship in which the focus is on meeting the needs of the partner, that sense of selfishness and the redefinition of love as to something that is purely sentimental and emotional, has been destructive.

3. Rebecca Utz:

   TBI represents a major redefinition of the person’s identity, functioning and relationship to others. This redefinition is the loss that caregivers are experiencing.