Reconsideration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECONSIDERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of reconsidering
• the act of considering something again; review
• The act of reconsidering, or the state of being reconsidered; as, the reconsideration of a vote in a legislative body.
• a consideration of a topic (as in a meeting) with a view to changing an earlier decision
• thinking again about a choice previously made
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to consider again especially with a view to changing or reversing

Words that contain RECONSIDERATION

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How to use RECONSIDERATION in a sentence

• All these cases come up for reconsideration from time to time.
• I therefore recommend the reconsideration of the subject.
• The necessity for constant reconsideration of them is from this standpoint at once evident.
• And now the case was sent to him for reconsideration.
• The reconstruction of the South involved the reconsideration of the fundamental principles of our Government and the natural rights of man.
• On attaining this state, a thousand wild schemes for obtaining such a reconsideration of my case as might lead to the discovery of my innocence presented themselves to my mind.
• Where it is so difficult to arrive at settled convictions, I may be pardoned if I have expressed views that are open to reconsideration.
• On reconsideration, I would suggest the substitution of a wire fencing-mask for the goggles.
• The writer of the present volume ventures to hope that he has, at all events, done something to make out a case for re-consideration of the subject.
• But in 1905 Germany demanded a reconsideration of the entire question.
• Dear Sir, So much of the communications from our Envoys has got abroad, and so partially, that there can now be no ground for reconsideration with the Senate.
• I have still thought it better to forward the commission, in the hope that reconsideration, or the influence of yourself and friends, might induce an acceptance of it.
• Every fifty years this reconsideration was to be repeated, and unless there was a majority of eighteen in favour of the retention of the statue, it was to be destroyed.
• When a determination has been reached to do something which could not be regarded as quite reasonable, I have seen communications urging a reconsideration of the matter.
• It has frequently happened that a member has kept a measure in a state of reconsideration for months at a time, waiting for the happy moment to arrive.
• In many cases, however, the effect is rather to prompt a reconsideration of received doctrine and to encourage efforts at discovering values held in common.
• I then took it to the next meeting of the Committee, moved a reconsideration of the vote of the previous week.
• Francis Granger, who counseled calmness and deliberation, and finally, he appealed to the States of the majority to move a reconsideration.
• The reconsideration was attributed to the interference of Mr.
• If, after such reconsideration, two thirds of the Congress shall agree to pass the bill, it shall become a law.
• In the beginning of the discussion, it may be asserted, that it is competent for any brother to move a reconsideration of a ballot, or for a lodge to vote on such a motion.
• If, however, the Master is not satisfied that the ballot is a true indication of the sense of the lodge, he may, in his own discretion, order a reconsideration.
• But where two or three or more black balls appear on the first ballot, such a course of reasoning is not authorized, and the Master will then be right to refuse a reconsideration.
• Neither can he order a reconsideration on the same night, if any of the Brethren who voted have retired.
• It may be asked whether the Grand Master cannot, by his dispensations, permit a reconsideration.
• The Grand Master cannot grant a dispensation for a reconsideration, nor in any other way interfere with the ballot.
• The second meeting was calmly deliberative and it finally voted a reconsideration, and the strike resolution was overwhelmingly defeated.
• Chaotic as its condition still was, that orderly array of impression, discovery, and surmise, bore the test of conscientious reconsideration.
• Thereupon Ashley of Ohio changed his vote to the negative, and then moved a reconsideration, which left the question to come up again in the next session.
• Huntington then arose and moved a reconsideration of the vote on the Report of the Committee of Conference.
• If on such reconsideration a majority of two-thirds of both Houses should be in favor of this measure, it will become a law notwithstanding my objections.
• The latter objected to almost every proposal made by the former, and sometimes even on reconsideration criticized his own proposals.
• Saint-Marc Girardin, the perusal of which led us to a reconsideration of some of our critical principles.
• There must be perpetual readjustment, and reconsideration.
• But given that power of detachment, the reader may find in these four books matter for the reconsideration of the whole social problem.

Similar words containing CONSIDERA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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