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reframe

verb as in change the perspective

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He said he understood the logic behind the tariffs — which the government has argued could help bring back manufacturing, reframe trade policy and bring in revenue — and said he hoped the ongoing trade talks were successful.

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But, in case you find yourself in a similar situation with another friend, who you do want to remain close with, reframe the talk as a problem you can solve together, Abrahams says.

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Shadeck said it was hard for him to reframe sports contracts on prediction markets as something other than gambling.

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Her friends urged her to reframe the tin’s meaning: Make it a tool of healing, instead of hurt, they suggested; strip it of its associations with betrayal and embrace it as a symbol of resilience.

We can also reframe a situation “to focus on the upside of situations and choices.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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