think twice

1. not think twice . Take no notice, not worry about, as in She didn't think twice about flying off to Europe with a day's notice . [Mid-1900s]

2. Reconsider something, weigh something carefully, as in I've got to think twice before spending that much on a car . [Late 1800s]

Example Sentences

Until that changes, cheesemakers might need to tighten up their security – and think twice when an order seems too good to be true.

From BBC

It will soon become clear whether some of his more divisive and inflammatory rhetoric about immigrants makes some businesses think twice about sponsoring the event for fear of being associated with the president.

From BBC

Another negative issue is the continuing war in neighbouring Ukraine, which is likely making some Western IT firms think twice about investing in Moldova.

From BBC

I've found that support through peer groups, teachers, and internships where I'm surrounded by girls with similar interests — and where I don't think twice about sharing ideas or asking for help.

From Salon

Most Americans don’t think twice about leaving half a glass of water on the table as they leave a restaurant.

From Los Angeles Times

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