to rewire
- verb
- /riːˈwaɪər/
- Therapy can help rewire your brain to better cope with stress.
- rewiring your brain
We also have to rewire how people think.
- We also have to rewire how people think.
- Every single experience that we have rewires our brain in some way.
- And I cannot tell you how much that rewired the voice in my head.
- We get people to rewire how they perceive the world.
- It is much easier to teach somebody a skill than to rewire their childhood.
- That's the Holy Grail that would rewire the world.
- And it very consistently rewires me very quickly.
- Maybe they were sexually abused or whatever that rewires their brain.
- The brain was rewiring itself through these action strategies.
- It's not really rewiring these deeply reflexive circuits.
- But also that shows that AI can brainwash or rewire your brain.
- And you're still rewiring your brain from the conditioning of that relationship.
- That simple internal affirmation and statement rewires how I feel about what I have that day.
- So it's like your brain was getting rewired almost.
- So I'm going to teach you how to rewire your brain so that you can win in life.
- And you can just tell as you walk around the world that you have rewired your brain to play Tetris.
- You can rewire your brain at any age.
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You can alter the way you react and actually rewire your brain.
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21 days to rewire our brain and our way of thinking.
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We also have to rewire how people think.
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This is real ancient stuff, but it will rewire your brain.
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Then simply thinking about something does rewire your brain.
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I can tell you exactly how to rewire that.
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The more we can care, understand, and rewire, the better off we might be in the long run.
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So I'm going to teach you how to rewire your brain so that you can win in life.
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We get people to rewire how they perceive the world.
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So you need to rewire your tendencies.
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Synonyms
Change the order or settings of something to fit new needs
Help a person change their habits or beliefs through training
Change a plan or attitude to fit new information
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Morphology
Etymology
Rewire is also used in a figurative way: think of the brain or habits as a set of 'wires', and to rewire them is to change those connections through practice or therapy, which is why people say someone can 'rewire the brain' when they form new habits.