reconsidera
Reconsidera is primarily a conjugated verb form in Romance languages, most commonly Spanish and Portuguese. In Spanish, reconsidera is the present indicative form for él/ella/usted of the verb reconsiderar, and it is also the affirmative tú imperative meaning “reconsider.” In Portuguese, reconsidera is the third-person singular present indicative of reconsiderar, and it can appear as the informal tú/you imperative form in some dialects, also meaning “reconsider.” The same spelling can appear in both languages, with the exact meaning determined by its syntactic context.
Etymology and cognates: the form stems from the prefix re- meaning “again” plus the verb consider/considerar,
Usage and meaning: in ordinary prose, reconsidera denotes the act of reviewing or re-evaluating a decision.
As a potential proper noun, Reconsidera is not widely documented as a major organization or product name
Related terms include reconsideración in Spanish, reconsideração in Portuguese, and the English noun reconsideration. The verb