Synonyms for reinterpretation
rein·ter·pre·ta·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. reinterpretationnoun

   a new or different meaning

2. reinterpretationnoun

   a new or different interpretation

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1. • Interpretation
   • Rendition

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1. Edmund Ooi:

   It's basically a reinterpretation of a schoolboy in the future. So, when I was thinking about schoolboys, they don't really have uniforms these days but they still kind of have the same kind of clothes, all of them, so, I just took out all their clothes from their wardrobe, like what they're wearing these days and reinterpreted it for the future.

2. Brady President Kris Brown:

   The issue at the heart of this case was already resolved and the plaintiffs had already received everything they had demanded and more. Recognizing this, the court's decision that there is no case here is common-sense, that Supreme Court recognizes this too merely underscores the desperation of the NRA and their allies to use this issue to advance a radical reinterpretation of the Second Amendment.