Definitions

reframe

VERB

change the perspective

Synonyms

STRONGEST

reevaluate reexamine replan rethink

STRONG

reassess redescribe refashion relabel review rework

WEAK

analyze consider correct polish

Example Sentences

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Although he writes that learning to “reframe” situations by reflecting on how they look through other people’s eyes has improved his relationships, Attia does not appear to have used that perspective-shifting skill to consider the barriers many encounter when seeking support and treatment for emotional and mental health.

From Slate

Reframe your sleep as a performance-enhancing strategy, says Troxel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Coming into the game as considerable underdogs, the head coach had tried to reframe the changing narrative as his side now being the hunter rather than hunted.

From BBC

One useful way to reframe the decision is to view compensation and equity together, rather than separately.

From MarketWatch

It aims to reframe her as a documenter of the city's working class, LGBTQ+ communities and nightlife.

From BBC