redefinition (Meaning)

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redefinition (n)

the act of giving a new definition

No weak antonyms found.

The redefinition of "marriage" to include same-sex couples sparked a heated debate.
The government's redefinition of poverty caused a significant change in the distribution of social welfare benefits.
The rise of digital media led to a redefinition of the term "news."
The redefinition of "family" is a complex and evolving issue that has social and legal implications.
The redefinition of "art" in the 20th century opened doors to new forms of artistic expression.
The redefinition of "gender" is challenging traditional notions of identity and social roles.
The pandemic has necessitated a redefinition of our understanding of "work-life balance."
The redefinition of "success" emphasizes well-being, relationships, and fulfillment over material wealth.
Climate change is forcing us to redefine our relationship with the natural world.
The redefinition of the word "privacy" in the digital age is raising concerns about data protection and government surveillance.

the act of giving a new definition

reconsider, review, revisit, reanalyze, reconceive, reexamine, go over, readdress, reexplore, think better of

assert, assert, defend, defend, maintain,maintain, uphold,uphold,

The redefinition of "marriage" to include same-sex couples sparked a heated debate.

The government's redefinition of poverty caused a significant change in the distribution of social welfare benefits.

The rise of digital media led to a redefinition of the term "news."

The redefinition of "family" is a complex and evolving issue that has social and legal implications.