Definitions
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- noun One who
reframes .
Etymologies
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reframe + -er
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Examples
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He was the reframer of conventional wisdom and religiosity in his day and the effects of his penetrating approach is still being felt to this day.
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He was the reframer of conventional wisdom and religiosity in his day and the effects of his penetrating approach is still being felt to this day.
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Tradition is, no matter how much of a reframer or deconstructionist you want to be, an empirically important element in the handing-down of Judaism.
A Simple Jew 2008
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There’s no movement in the political situation from that pseudo-reframing, just a move in the perception of the reframer ”I can get them to agree with me by deluding myself about what I’m asking them!”
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