Meaning & use
reassess
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To evaluate or judge something again, especially in light of new information.
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After the disappointing results, the team decided to reassess their strategy.
The doctor will reassess your condition after the medication takes effect.
A note on using this word
Implies a formal or careful second look, often prompted by new evidence or a changed situation.
Words with a similar meaning
reevaluatereconsider
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