reestimated

Revised the numbers

Reestimated means estimated again, typically after new information becomes available or circumstances change.

Budgets, costs, and timelines are frequently reestimated: The project was reestimated at twice the original cost.

The prefix signals revision rather than initial calculation.

calculation

recalculated

Computed once more

algorithm · computation · mathematics · statistics · quantitative · data · modeling · regression · extrapolation · interpolation

assessment

reappraised

Assessed value or worth again

remeasured · recounted · reviewed · analyzed · examined · surveyed · rated · scored · gauged · weighed

revision

amended

Changed to improve

adjusted · refined · reworked · altered · tweaked · overhauled · redrafted · rectified · reformed · revised

prediction

reforecast

Updated predictive estimate

anticipation · expectation · extrapolated · projected · forecasted · predicted · speculated · conjectured

accuracy

precision

Accuracy of measurement

validity · rigor · fidelity · calibration · verification · refinement · adjustment · fine-tuning

Opposites
certainty/finality

reestimatedconfirmed

Established as accurate

finalized · fixed · verified · determined · established

estimation activity

reestimatedignored

Purposely not noticed

disregarded · took at face value · assumed · left alone

Family

reestimate, reestimating

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G