reframed
Seen differently now
Reframed is the past tense of reframe, meaning to put something in a new frame or, more commonly, to present something in a different light or perspective.
A painting can be reframed literally, but the word now usually describes changing how an issue is understood: She reframed the setback as a learning opportunity.
The therapist helped him see how his childhood could be reframed.
Way of seeing things
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- outlookAttitude toward the future
- contextCircumstances shaping meaning
- perceptionMental interpretation of stimuli
paradigm · mindset · worldview · lens · interpretation · standpoint · reconsidered · rethought
Structured differently than before
- redesignedCreated anew differently
- transformedFundamentally changed in nature
- revisedChanged after reconsideration
- reshapedChanged the form of
reconstructed · reconfigured · realigned · reoriented · rearranged · recomposed · reformatted · rebuilt
viewpoint
Way of seeing things
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- outlookAttitude toward the future
- contextCircumstances shaping meaning
perception · paradigm · mindset · worldview · lens · interpretation · standpoint · reconsidered · rethought · reassessed
reorganized
Structured differently than before
- redesignedCreated anew differently
- transformedFundamentally changed in nature
- revisedChanged after reconsideration
reshaped · reconstructed · reconfigured · realigned · reoriented · rearranged · recomposed · reformatted · rebuilt · repositioned
cropped
Cut to fit
- compositionArranged elements forming whole
- mattedTangled into clumps
- borderedHad a defined edge
mounted · print · enlargement · canvas · display · hung · portrait · landscape · triptych · diptych
restored
Returned to original condition
museum · exhibited · gilded · ornate · shadowbox · matboard · glazed · archival · preservation
reframedfixated
Obsessively attached or focused
rigidified · entrenched · stuck · inflexible · ossified