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Reconsideré is a nonstandard spelling encountered in French texts as a variant of the past participle of reconsidérer. The standard form is reconsidéré, with the base verb reconsidérer meaning "to reconsider." The prefix re- conveys repetition or return, and considérer means "to consider." In standard grammar, the past participle agrees with the gender and number of the direct object when used with the auxiliary être, or may remain in masculine singular when used with avoir and the object follows the participle. The feminine form is reconsidérée; the masculine plural is reconsidérés; the feminine plural is reconsidérées.

Usage: In French writing, prefer reconsidéré in masculine singular; reconsidérée for feminine; reconsidérés/reconsidérées for plural. The form reconsideré is generally considered incorrect in formal contexts and may appear in quotes, transcription errors, or bilingual texts influenced by English. In English-language contexts, the correct past tense is reconsidered.

See also: reconsidérer, reconsider, reconsideration.