reevaluate

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reevaluate

She takes a moment to reevaluate her project plan.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To assess or judge again; to reconsider the value, importance, or nature of something: The core meaning involves examining something anew, often with the possibility of changing a previous opinion, decision, or rating.
Usage

The verb "reevaluate" is transitive and requires a direct object. It is used when a prior assessment is no longer considered sufficient, accurate, or relevant, prompting a fresh analysis. It often implies a formal or deliberate process of reconsideration.

Examples
  • Verb:
    • After the failed product launch, the company decided to reevaluate its entire marketing strategy.
    • The teacher asked the students to reevaluate their initial hypotheses based on the new experimental data.
    • It's healthy to periodically reevaluate your personal goals and priorities.
Advanced Usage
  • "To reevaluate one's position": To reconsider one's stance, opinion, or role in a situation.
    • The new evidence forced the scientist to reevaluate her position on the theory.
  • "To be subject to reevaluation": To be in a state where reassessment is necessary or ongoing.
    • All company policies are subject to reevaluation on an annual basis.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reevaluation (n): The act or process of reevaluating.
    • The committee called for a complete reevaluation of the safety protocols.
  • Reassess (v): A close synonym, meaning to assess again. Often used interchangeably with "reevaluate."
Synonyms
  • Reassess: To assess again.
  • Reconsider: To think about again, especially with a view to changing a decision.
  • Reappraise: To appraise or estimate the value of something again.
  • Review: To examine or assess something formally with the possibility of change.
Antonyms
  • Uphold: To confirm or maintain a previous decision or assessment.
  • Maintain: To continue to assert or keep a position without change.
Related Phrases
  • Take a second look: An informal phrase meaning to reexamine something.
    • The surprising results made us take a second look at the data.
  • Go back to the drawing board: To start over in planning something, often after reevaluation shows the initial plan is flawed.
    • The design was rejected, so the team had to go back to the drawing board.
reevaluate

She takes a moment to reevaluate her project plan.

Verb
  1. revise or renew one's assessment

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