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Meanings of deconstruct in English

Act of reverse engineering something.

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Examples for "reverse engineer"
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The investment community is bending over backwards to reverse engineer an answer.
Reuters
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Connectionists reverse engineer the brain and are inspired by neuroscience and physics.
The Master Algorithm
3
If you want to reverse engineer a car, you look under the hood.
The Master Algorithm
4
You may not copy, reverse engineer, modify or otherwise deal with the software.
The economist
5
Could you reverse engineer the national, or even the global, mood?
The Guardian
Usage of deconstruct in English
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Individually, we've each attempted to deconstruct that truth with various different answers.
Ebony
2
The chaotic language, left in the private library, would deconstruct into nothing.
Spellwright
3
The film aims to deconstruct racial stereotypes, but depends heavily on them.
Ebony
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In this episode, five TED speakers deconstruct the hard truths of deception.
Radio NZ
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Le Week-End and Before Midnight deconstruct marriage as well as delivering laughs.
The Guardian
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Dr. Stacey Patton: We have to deconstruct our thinking about Black children.
Ebony
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Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used to deconstruct the data and facilitate developing themes.
Pubmed
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The power to construct and deconstruct, an omnipotent light from within.
Ebony
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Shoko Asahara couldn't deconstruct it, and lost out to apocalyptic ideas.
Underground
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It isn't a phenomena the Tories can deconstruct and rebuild in their image.
The Guardian
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She joins Noelle to deconstruct the literary phenomenon that is The Twilight Saga.
Radio NZ
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In other words, deconstruct the figures behind any argument, be it scientific or religious.
Wired
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Now we need to know how many it takes to deconstruct a Twitter thread.
News.com.au
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We asked some experts to deconstruct the global pop phenomenon.
The Guardian
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They are people who I have managed to deconstruct their ideas, ideologies, even rituals.
The South African
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She turned and saw his silhouette glimmer as he let the invisibility subtext deconstruct.
Spellwright
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