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Noun(1) thinking again about a choice previously made
Verb(1) change one's mind,reconsider(2) change one's mind(3) reconsider

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(1) Introducing design into a garden needn't mean a complete rethink .(2) Here, Jim explains why the online music business needs a radical rethink .(3) Perhaps they should have asked for another rewrite, or maybe even an entire rethink .(4) Don't you understand that when I had my accident it made me rethink what was important to me?(5) The restoration came just in time, as the sea trout crisis forced a serious rethink for the business.(6) An architect must completely rethink his ideas after making contact with the residents and with reality.(7) He returns home to France to rethink who is he and to see if he has the strength to return to space.(8) Lara Atkin argues that our perception of the period needs a radical rethink .(9) Students have to acknowledge what they don't know, take risks, and rethink what they thought they knew.(10) An urgent rethink is needed before a fatal blow is delivered to the credibility of electronic voting.(11) There needs to be a total rethink as to how historical collections are used to inspire wider understanding of history.(12) Councillors could decide the scheme is inappropriate and force delays by demanding a complete rethink .(13) Akin to the extension is a complete rethink of the layout of the rooms within the house.(14) From a financial standpoint, cooperatives may need to rethink how benefits are paid.(15) The survival of museums depends on a complete rethink of our exhibits and approaches to marketing them.(16) Indeed, there is even speculation that unless this current muddle can be resolved, the regulator may even be forced to call time on the price rises and order a rethink on the whole matter.