CEFR B2

re-evaluate

verb

Meaning

To assess or judge something again, especially with new information or a different perspective.

The committee decided to re-evaluate the budget proposal after receiving updated financial data.
It's important to re-evaluate your goals periodically to ensure they still align with your aspirations.

Synonyms: reconsider, reassess, review, reappraise

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːɪˈvæljueɪt/

To assess or judge something again, especially with new information or a different perspective.

The committee decided to re-evaluate the budget proposal after receiving updated financial data.
It's important to re-evaluate your goals periodically to ensure they still align with your aspirations.
Scientists often re-evaluate their theories in light of new experimental evidence.

re-evaluate something (collocation): To assess a specific thing again. — "The team decided to re-evaluate the project timeline."
re-evaluate one's position (collocation): To reconsider one's stance or opinion. — "After hearing new arguments, she began to re-evaluate her position on the matter."

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