re-pattern
verb[T]
(alsorepattern)uk/ˌriːˈpæt.ən/ustochangethe way in which something usuallyhappens,works, or is done,especiallyapattern(= an oftenrepeatedtype)ofbehaviour:
In thehypnoticstate, they canliterallyre-pattern theautomaticbehaviourthat iscausingtheproblem.
Acupuncture is astimulusthat canhelpre-pattern thebodyandbreakthechronicpainsyndrome.
- All weseemedto do wasplaygames, but through that Iquicklylearnedto re-pattern myspeech.
- Onedoseof theappropriateremedyshould besufficientto re-pattern thesystemand set thingsright.
- Theycharge£250 for a day-longseminarthatpromisesto "completelyre-patternyourthoughts".
Changing
- about-face
- about-turn
- alterable
- altered
- alternate
- commute
- drip
- modulate
- modulation
- move on
- move the goalpostsidiom
- move with the timesidiom
- pivot
- rewrite
- shakesomeoneout ofsomething
- shakesomeoneup
- stead
- steepness
- sway
- switch up