reconsidered

Changed one's mind

Reconsidered is the past tense of reconsider—to think about something again, often with the possibility of changing one's mind or decision.

After sleeping on it, she reconsidered the offer.

The committee reconsidered its earlier ruling.

The word implies a second look prompted by new information, persuasion, or reflection.

reflection

rethought

Considered again afterward

revisited · revised · contemplated · pondered · deliberated · reviewed · analyzed · reanalyzed · reconceived · reinterpreted

reversal

overturned

Turned upside down

rescinded · revoked · annulled · repealed · countermanded · invalidated · nullified · canceled · undone · backtracked

hesitation

doubt

Lack of firm belief

wavering · vacillation · tentativeness · reluctance · misgivings · qualms · reservations · second-guessing · pause · caution

revision

changed

Made or became different

adjusted · updated · reworked · reformulated · restructured · redesigned · remodeled · reconfigured · realigned · readjusted

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Opposites
deliberation vs. impulsiveness

reconsideredjumped to conclusions

Formed opinions prematurely

shot from the hip

finality vs. revisability

reconsideredfinalized

Made permanent and complete

confirmed · upheld · maintained · doubled down · ratified

cognitive engagement

reconsideredignored

Purposely not noticed

dismissed · disregarded · overlooked · brushed aside · took for granted

Family

reconsider, reconsideration, reconsidering, reconsiders, reconsiderations

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