reconsideremos

Reconsideremos is a Spanish verb form derived from reconsiderar. It is the present subjunctive first-person plural (nosotros) of reconsiderar, and it is commonly used as a hortative or inclusive exhortation: a way to say “let us reconsider.” The phrase is also encountered as a stand-alone imperative-like expression in rhetorical or editorial contexts.

In usage, reconsideremos signals a collaborative reexamination of a decision, policy, strategy, or assumption. It is often found in meetings, debates, and written discourse where participants are invited to review and potentially revise current positions. Examples include sentences such as “Reconsideremos nuestras prioridades” or “Reconsideremos el plan propuesto.” The form emphasizes collective action and a shared responsibility to re-evaluate options.

Morphologically, reconsiderar is a regular -ar verb. Its present indicative first-person plural form is reconsideramos, while the present subjunctive first-person plural is reconsideremos. Other related forms include reconsidera (tú), reconsideran (ellos/ustedes), and the imperfect and future forms for different grammatical moods and tenses. The phrase itself functions as a verb form rather than a noun, and it may appear in titles or slogans to prompt reflection.

Regional and stylistic notes: reconsideremos is understood across Spanish-speaking regions, with its tone leaning toward formal or deliberative contexts. While not a fixed term, it can serve effectively as a rhetorical device to encourage reanalysis and dialogue.