reappraise
Britishverb
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Released on his 84th birthday, Transform Me Then Into A Fish is a recreation of his 1965 debut album, the songs reappraised through a lens of age and experience.
From BBC
He told BBC Politics Wales he would "reappraise those commitments" following his appointment and said "the people of Wales should be on no uncertain terms that I am committed to them and my constituents".
From BBC
But it has now been reappraised, with the ratings body ruling that "the detail and overall intensity" of violence in the film mean it should be a PG, which stands for parental guidance.
From BBC
To actually understand what is happening they would have to reappraise not only themselves but the entire concept of the world that has brought them to this point.
From Salon
Similarly, this week has made me reappraise social media.
From BBC
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