deconstruct (Meaning)

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deconstruct (v)

interpret (a text or an artwork) by the method of deconstructing

In literature class, we often deconstruct texts to understand their underlying themes and motifs.
The professor encouraged us to deconstruct the argument presented in the essay, analyzing its logic and evidence.
As an architect, I enjoy deconstructing buildings to uncover their structural elements and design principles.
It's essential to deconstruct stereotypes to recognize their harmful effects on society.
In therapy, we deconstruct harmful thought patterns to promote emotional healing and growth.
The artist chose to deconstruct traditional artistic forms to create something entirely new and innovative.
Philosophers often deconstruct concepts like identity and reality to explore their complexities.
Historians deconstruct historical narratives to reveal biases and perspectives that may have shaped them.
Scientists deconstruct complex biological systems to understand how they function at a molecular level.
As a filmmaker, I like to deconstruct cinematic techniques used in classic movies to inform my own creative process.

interpret (a text or an artwork) by the method of deconstructing

assess, examine, dissect,analyze, inspect, anatomize, divide, cut,investigate, diagnose

assimilate, aggregate, aggregate, assimilate, unify, coalesce, synthesize, coalesce, integrate, consolidate

In literature class, we often deconstruct texts to understand their underlying themes and motifs.

The professor encouraged us to deconstruct the argument presented in the essay, analyzing its logic and evidence.

As an architect, I enjoy deconstructing buildings to uncover their structural elements and design principles.

It's essential to deconstruct stereotypes to recognize their harmful effects on society.