reassess
/riːəˈsɛs
/verb [with object]
Consider or assess again, in the light of new or different factors: we have decided to reassess our timetable...
- George wanted his conviction to be reassessed, in light of what had come out at the second trial.
- It is true that memories and past experiences often have to be reassessed in the light of new situations.
- The Government is considering revaluing properties to reassess council tax bands with the possibility of adding in more.
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