Definition

1. Verb:
   • To determine again; to fix, find, or establish something once more, often with greater precision or under new conditions.

Usage

• The verb "redetermine" is used when a previous determination, calculation, or decision needs to be checked, revised, or recalculated. It implies a process of careful re-examination to establish a new or more accurate result.

Examples

• Verb:
  • The committee will redetermine the eligibility of the applicants after reviewing the new evidence.
  • Scientists had to redetermine the satellite's trajectory following the unexpected atmospheric drag.
  • The court ordered the agency to redetermine the compensation amount.

Advanced Usage

• "to redetermine the value of": To calculate or assess the worth of something again.
  • The accountant was asked to redetermine the value of the company's assets for the audit.

Variants and Related Words

• Redetermination (n): The act or process of redetermining something.
  • The redetermination of the property tax led to a lower bill.

Synonyms

• Recalculate: To calculate again.
• Reassess: To assess or evaluate again.
• Reevaluate: To evaluate or judge again.

Antonyms

• Establish: To set up or fix definitively (initially).
• Determine: To conclude or ascertain (initially).

Verb

1. fix, find, or establish again
   • the physicists redetermined Planck's constant