to reprogram
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5.6
- verb
- /ˌriːˈprəʊɡræm/
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reprogramar
- It is never too late to reprogram your self-talk and make it more positive.
It costs nothing to reprogram your brain for wealth.
- It costs nothing to reprogram your brain for wealth.
- This is how we start to reprogram our mind.
- But you can fully reset, retrain, reshape, reprogram your brain to change the lens that you see life.
- It just means that right now she clearly needs to heal or reprogram her mind from what she is accustomed to.
- So I think because of that, it's relatively logical to say that it can be reprogrammed from words and actions.
- What if I told you that you actually do have the power to change your brain and reprogram your perception, irrespective of age?
- So starting your day off celebrating some wins retrains and reprograms your brain to find the victories, even if they're little victories.
- So what you're doing to your mind right now is you are retraining, you're trying to reprogram and you're showing your mind who is the boss basically.
- When I'm in the cockpit, if there's a crisis, I am trained to have, and I've reprogrammed my brain so that I don't have stress, I don't have fear.
- Pussy hard headed, bro, I'm telling you, you have to reprogram the pussy stuff.
- You mean the people who want the Constitution to be supreme, they should be reprogrammed.
- Some kind of intense racial reprogramming.
Examples
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I love this and can't wait to reprogram myself to get my goal and subconscious mind in line to reach success.
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It's time to reprogram your responses.
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This is how we start to reprogram our mind.
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And I want to challenge you right now to really reprogram your thinking.
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If you want to learn how to reprogram your brain to be rich and see things like this deal, click here.
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We're going to reprogram your mind.
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You're making a choice that will reprogram your living down the road.
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It costs nothing to reprogram your brain for wealth.
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This show is a great reminder to me to always push through that fear and reprogram my subconscious.
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Therapists often use specific techniques to reprogram clients' thought patterns and promote healthier behaviors.
Synonyms
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7.3
To make someone accept different beliefs using pressure and tricks
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8.1
To teach people to accept beliefs without question, often to change how they think
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6.1
To change a person's habits and how their brain works by repeated practice
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4.7
To teach someone again so they learn new skills or change how they act
To train a person or animal to respond to a specific signal
How Persuasive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reprogram is built from re- 'again' and program 'a plan or set of instructions'. A helpful way to remember the human sense is to think of habits as a 'program' in the mind, so to reprogram someone is to change those instructions and their usual behavior.