re-evaluate

verb

1. to evaluate again or differently

Other Word Forms

• re-evaluation noun

Example Sentences

“There’s just been more of an open-mindedness to really step back and reflect and re-evaluate that.”

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“The reality is, due to a number of logistical challenges and complications, we feel we cannot provide the experience that’s defined what this event was always intended to be. Rather than compromise, we’re choosing to re-think and re-evaluate. Meanwhile, we are sorry for any inconvenience and appreciate all the interest and support.”

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Roberts described Call as “day-to-day” and said the team would re-evaluate his status Friday.

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It is also an opportunity to re-evaluate Park Chung-hee, whose legacy some say is overstated.

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Since then, Democrats have had to re-evaluate their choice for the aging Biden – who grudgingly abandoned his re-election bid last year amid a rising din of questions about his competency.

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