Spanish word

replantear

Pronunciation

IPA/replanteˈaɾ/

Meaning

  • verbrethink

Example

¿No crees que deberíamos replantear la idea?

Don't you think we should rethink the idea?

Illustration for replantear (rethink)

More examples

Voy a replantear el plan tras tus comentarios.

I'm going to reconsider the plan after your comments.

Core concept

Changing the framing of an idea.

Common phrases

  • replantear la idea

    reconsider the idea

  • replantear el plan

    reconsider the plan

  • replantear el enfoque

    reconsider the approach

Similar words

repensar: Rethinks a previous decision or plan internally.
reconsiderar: Reevaluates a prior judgment or decision to determine whether to change it.
reformular: Expresses an idea or explanation in new wording and structure.
reenfocar: Shifts the focus to a different aspect to alter how a problem is viewed.

Definition in Spanish

Cambiar la manera de plantear una idea o cuestión para revisarla y mejorar su orientación.

Word origin

From Spanish re- 'again' plus plantear 'to pose or present', with plantear from Latin plantāre 'to place', so the verb literally means 'to pose again' and now means changing how something is presented.

Usage tips

  • The verb usually takes an explicit object (replantear algo) to mean reframing something, while the reflexive replantearse signals rethinking one's own position.

Other meanings

  • reconsiderverb

Opposites

Related words

  • replanteamientoreconsiderationnoun
  • replanteadoreconsideredadjective

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