reassess

/ ˌriːəˈsɛs /

verb

1. to assess (something) again; re-evaluate

Example Sentences

If England do not reassess, they will struggle for the whole series.

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Jim Richards, a broadcaster on News Talk 1010 in Toronto, said that Canada may be forced to reassess its relationship with the United States.

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"At the very least, I expect England to have their second-best Ashes since 1990, which is, admittedly, an almost subterraneanly low bar. And I may reassess after 0.5 seconds of the series. Again."

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“That uncertainty is causing people to reassess where they are at and take profits,” Leonard told MarketWatch in a phone interview on Tuesday.

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If it’s shorter than 10 years, reassess sooner.

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• reexamine 
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• review 
• revise