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reframing
[rēfrā′ming]
changing the conceptual and/or emotional viewpoint in relation to which a situation is experienced and placing it in a different frame that fits the "facts" of a concrete situation equally well, thereby changing its entire meaning.

reframing (rē·frāˑ·ming),
n the revisiting and reconstruction of a patient's view of an experience to imbue it with a different usually more positive meaning in the patient's mind.


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00 Paperback KF385 This book on American law reframes the topic in a way non-lawyers can easily comprehend.
The questions McDonald's filed are not clear, so they want them to reframe the questions," he told reporters, rejecting the food giant's assertion that the Mc prefix is clearly associated with its business.
The questions McDonald's filed are not clear, so they want them to reframe the questions," he told reporters, rejecting the food giant's assertion that the Mc prefix is clearly associated with its business.
 
 
 
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