re-evaluate

British  

verb

1. to evaluate again or differently

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Other Word Forms

• re-evaluation noun

Example Sentences

Only after another user pressed the chatbot to re-evaluate its answer did Grok backpedal and acknowledge the footage was from the Bondi Beach shooting.

From Barron's

Still, the possibility of a new private market valuation or IPO is causing Wall Street to re-evaluate EchoStar’s outlook.

From Barron's

"It is remarkable that our study matches findings from other independent lines of evidence, including an analysis published last month, demonstrating that multiple species of tyrannosaurs lived alongside one another. It shows that we need to re-evaluate what we think these ecosystems looked like," said Dr. Morris.

From Science Daily

But while Google’s rise could make it more difficult for OpenAI to raise money or prompt hyperscalers to re-evaluate their AI spending, Reitzes said the top cloud providers have raised capex estimates and could together spend nearly $500 billion next year.

From MarketWatch

That means “you can always re-evaluate how much money you need as your baseline — what you need to be happy — or whether money makes you happy at all.”

From MarketWatch