Definition

The act of changing the way something is viewed or understood, often to create a different perspective or interpretation.

Example

Reframing a problem can help find new solutions that were not initially considered.

Conversation

I read an interesting article about reframing negative thoughts.

Oh really? What did it say?

It suggested that reframing can help us see situations in a more positive light.

That makes sense! I should try that next time I'm stressed.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To change the way something is thought about or understood, often by presenting it in a different way.

Example

She is reframing the problem to find a better solution.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I've been thinking about reframing my perspective on challenges lately.

That sounds interesting! How do you plan to do that?

I want to see them as opportunities for growth instead of obstacles.

Root Explanation

Reframing → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "frame" (from Old French *framer*, meaning to construct or shape). The word "reframing" means constructing or shaping something again, often in a new context or perspective.

Memory Tip

Think of 'framing' something again ('re-') to see it in a new way. This helps you remember that 'reframing' means to reshape or reconsider something.

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