rethink

rethink
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noun
ADJECTIVE
complete
fundamental, major, radical, serious
VERB + RETHINK
have
PREPOSITION
rethink of

to have a fundamental rethink of policy

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verb
ADVERB
fundamentally, radically, seriously
completely
constantly
VERB + RETHINK
force sb to, make sb
have to, need to

I think we may have to rethink our policies fairly radically.

begin to, start to
Rethink is used with these nouns as the object: ↑approach, ↑decision, ↑plan, ↑priority, ↑strategy, ↑tactic, ↑view

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