reappraise

Judge once more

To reappraise is to assess something again, typically because circumstances have changed or the original evaluation seems inadequate.

You might reappraise a property after renovations, reappraise a relationship after a betrayal, or reappraise your priorities after a health scare.

The word implies a fresh, often more critical look: The discovery forced historians to reappraise the entire period.

reassess

reconsider

Think about something anew

review · reanalyze · reassess · reinterpret · revisit · recalculate · second-guess · question · challenge · scrutinize

critical

critique

Detailed evaluative analysis

assess · weigh · measure · gauge · examine · consider · rate · interpret · discern · deliberate

reflection

introspection

Observing one's own mind

self-awareness · perspective shift · mindfulness · personal growth · life review · turning point · hindsight · maturity · wisdom

valuation

revalue

Assess worth anew

real estate · estate · fair market value · undervalue · overvalue · write-down · markup · pricing · investment · equity

Categories
Opposites
evaluative openness

reappraisecling to

Hold fast to

dig in · double down · entrench · close one's mind · stand firm

cognitive action

reappraiseignore

Refuse to notice

disregard · rubber-stamp · take for granted · take at face value · accept at face value

Family

reappraisal, reappraised, reappraising, reappraises, reappraisers, reappraisals

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G