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• n  thinking again about a choice previously made
• v  change one's mind

• But Afghanistan could force the new government to rethink its passive approach to the rest of the world.
• The man often referred to as a warrior-scholar has made many rethink the ideajust six months ago, enshrined as conventional Washington wisdomthat the war was already lost.
• I don't look back on those things and regret them, but I'm willing to rethink them.

• reconsideration
• second thought
• afterthought

News & Articles

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• We must update the Fourth Amendment - or we will lose it (Commentary)
  Time to seriously rethink how an 18th century constitutional guarantee works in the 21st century
  June 15, 2013 - Staten Island Advance
• Want a better return on your college investment? Choose major wisely
  As unemployment and student debet continue to press, analysts are proposing that Americans rethink college
  June 15, 2013 - Deseret News
• Brandywine Heights votes to outsource jobs
  Chanting "Respect, rethink, revote," paraprofessionals at Brandywine Heights schools made a last-ditch effort to prevent their jobs from being outsourced at Thursday's school board meeting.
  June 14, 2013 - Reading Eagle