reframing
Speech parts
1. reframing - Noun
2. reframing - Verb
Meaning
reframing
present participle of reframe
reframing (plural reframings)
Framing anew or again.
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Examples
CALHOUN: The main thing was reframing it, reframing, like, what I'd been through in my life and what it meant and what I had to look forward to.
MARTIN: And reframing how you derive your own personal value, right?
Paradoxical intention is a cognitive reframing technique where the insomniac, instead of attempting to fall asleep at night, makes every effort to stay awake (i.e. essentially stops trying to fall asleep).
A few await reframing by Cindy Buis’s Sechelt shop.
“Design thinking on the highest level is a way of reframing the way you look at the world and deal with issues, and the main thing is this idea of empathy,” Dr. Roth says.
Bose's preoccupation is with "reframing the Kashmir question as a challenge for democratic politics" and building a polity that makes up the democratic deficit.