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think twice

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb think twice has 1 sense
  1. think twice - consider and reconsider carefully; "Think twice before you have a child"
    --1 is one way to
    consider, debate, moot, turn over, deliberate
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Term: think twice

Definition: To carefully consider or reconsider something before making a decision or taking action.

Part of Speech: Verb phrase


Senses:
  1. Sense: To ponder or reflect upon something deeply
    • Example Sentence 1: Before accepting the job offer, she decided to think twice to ensure it aligns with her long-term career goals.
    • Example Sentence 2: Whenever faced with a difficult decision, he always takes his time to think twice and consider all possible outcomes.
  2. Sense: To be cautious and weigh the consequences before acting
    • Example Sentence 1: As an experienced driver, she knew to think twice before crossing the busy intersection without looking both ways.
    • Example Sentence 2: The teacher advised his students to think twice before responding to provoking remarks in order to maintain a peaceful classroom environment.

Usages:
  • Usage: Popular saying urging caution and thoughtful decision-making
  • Example Sentence: Whenever investing a large sum of money, it is wise to think twice and consult a financial advisor beforehand.

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