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British pronunciation/θˈɪŋk twˈaɪs/
American pronunciation/θˈɪŋk twˈaɪs/
to think twice
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to think about something very carefully before doing it

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to [think] twice definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "think twice" and when to use it?

The idiom "think twice" has its origins in the idea of being cautious and considerate before making a decision. It highlights the importance of taking a moment to reevaluate one's choices to avoid hasty or regrettable actions. This idiom is widely used in everyday language to encourage prudence, especially in situations where a hasty decision could lead to negative outcomes.

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Her excitement over the vacation package ran away with her, and she booked it without thinking twice.
Before quitting your job, you should think twice about the financial implications.
If he picks a fight, I'll fill him in and make sure he thinks twice next time.
When offering criticism, it's essential to think twice to ensure your words are constructive.
The intimidating glare from the security guard made trespassers think twice before entering the restricted area.
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