Reconsider is valid Scrabble Word

Is reconsider a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
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10 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for RECONSIDER in dictionary:

VERB:

to consider again esp. with a view to changing or reversing
consider (something) again, especially for a possible change of decision regarding it
to consider again especially with a view to changing or reversing
To consider again; as, to reconsider a subject.
To take up for renewed consideration, as a motion or a vote which has been previously acted upon.
consider again; give new consideration to; usually with a view to changing
consider again (a bill) that had been voted upon before, with a view to altering it

Words related to RECONSIDER

reconsidered16 reconsidering17 reconsiders14

Words that contain RECONSIDER

reconsiders14 reconsidered16 reconsidering17 reconsideration18 reconsiderations19

How to use RECONSIDER in a sentence

Something he heard as he came closer to them caused him to hesitate and reconsider.
In a minute more I had cause to reconsider my charge of hypocrisy, and to question whether he might not lay claim to the nobler distinction of lunacy.
Under such circumstances I have never succeeded in getting the railroad to reconsider its raise.
Hamilton, who had been absent when the last question was taken for substituting numbers in place of the value of land, moved to reconsider that vote.
Why not reconsider it and go to France? England is bound to lose the war in America.
I would advise her to reconsider the subject, and let Phelim have the full benefit of the attention she may bestow upon it.
He took no advantage of the leisure to reconsider and weigh the circumstantial evidence against Indian Jake.
Various influences are set afoot, however, by those devoted to the Reform, and the new provincial prepares to go to Rome to entreat the pope to reconsider the suppression.
In the present case, his dearest interests were concerned in inducing Isabel to reconsider her decision.
For a pacification he had to reconsider that she was as yet only nineteen and unmarried.

They felt it their duty to give me time to reconsider a decision which had been evidently formed on impulse.
In view of the above, I would suggest that, to save needless effusion of blood and the distress of many people, you may reconsider your determination of yesterday.
They, therefore, renounced it in practice, and have ever since continued to reconsider their questions freely.
Considerations such as these throw a new light on the subject of Miracles, and they seem to have led me to re-consider the view which I took of them in my Essay in 1825-6.
I need hardly point out, therefore, how deeply he was conscious of the responsibility he threw upon our shoulders when he invited us to reconsider our position.
He felt half inclined to reconsider his determination.
While in Washington, on this visit, I was induced by public considerations to reconsider my determination and accept the office of Secretary of War.
Hastings said, and then he asked again that she should reconsider her decision.
There really had, it appeared, been some good reason why the Professor should reconsider his considerations.
Leopold Mozart received the news of the rupture with alarm, and endeavoured to induce Wolfgang to reconsider his decision not to return to Salzburg.
Bailey passed her door at dinner time he was asked to step in and reconsider the matter.
He might reconsider his attempt if he re-read the letter.
Also he wished to reconsider the articles reprinted in this volume and was looking forward to painting more sketches and composing more music.
Her father would never even hear a supplication to reconsider a judgment, especially if pronounced at the desire of her mother.
Never allow yourself to reconsider the question of getting up, after the morning has come, except it be for some unforeseen circumstance.
To her incalculable dismay she saw him a second time reconsider and become silent.
But even after that, he had offered the ring to her again, and asked her before others to reconsider.
Then after pausing a while to reconsider it, he went up to the wall to look at a likeness of Dorothea Graham.
After all, the effect of what I do is substantially to call on Congress to reconsider the subject.
The respect which I have for the wisdom of the Senate has caused me again, since his rejection, to reconsider his merits and his qualifications.
This quarterly court or meeting, then appoint a committee, of which no one of the monthly meeting that condemned him can be a member, to reconsider his ease.
Francis, in communicating to Henry the language which the pope had used, entreated him to reconsider his resolution.
The Lord Chancellor desired him to re-consider his answer.
Ensconced once more in a hansom, he proceeded to reconsider his position.
She said after a pause that she was willing to reconsider matters, and that she and all the other governors would meet in a day or two to give their opinion.
Nevertheless he will have to reconsider his attitude in the near future.

Similar words containing CONSID without suffix er and without prefix re

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