reevaluate
Think through anew
To reevaluate is to evaluate again, typically because circumstances have changed or the original assessment seems inadequate.
After the accident, she reevaluated her priorities.
The word implies stepping back to reconsider something previously settled: We need to reevaluate our strategy.
Also spelled re-evaluate.
Evaluate a second time
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- reexamineInspect once more
- reappraiseEvaluate something anew
- reviewCritical written assessment
rethink · revisit · analyze · scrutinize · examine · appraise · audit · inspect
Alter to improve
- adjustChange to fit better
- modifyChange partially
- amendModify or correct
- updateNew version or information
alter · refine · correct · reshape · restructure · overhaul · reform · tweak
Official court decision
- decisionSettled course of action
- opinionSubjective personal belief
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- rulingFormal legal determination
assessment · determination · appraisal · finding · estimation · call · valuation · adjudication
Renewed opportunity after failing
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- reprievePostponement of punishment
- renewalMaking current again
rehabilitation · recovery · reformation · turnaround · comeback · reassessment · pardon · reinstatement
reassess
Evaluate a second time
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- reexamineInspect once more
- reappraiseEvaluate something anew
review · rethink · revisit · analyze · scrutinize · examine · appraise · audit · inspect · study
revise
Alter to improve
update · alter · refine · correct · reshape · restructure · overhaul · reform · tweak · recalibrate
verdict
Official court decision
- decisionSettled course of action
- opinionSubjective personal belief
- conclusionEnd or deduction
ruling · assessment · determination · appraisal · finding · estimation · call · valuation · adjudication · reconsideration
second-chance
Renewed opportunity after failing
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- reprievePostponement of punishment
renewal · rehabilitation · recovery · reformation · turnaround · comeback · reassessment · pardon · reinstatement · do-over
- examineexamine, analyze, assess, inspect, study
- Think twicereconsider, rethink, second-guess, pause, hesitate
- reversalsreverse, undo, revert, overturn, flip
- question or challengedoubt, question, challenge, dispute, contest
- mindset shiftsperspective shift, attitude shift, paradigm shift, reframe, reframing
reevaluatemaintain
Keep in condition
uphold · stick with · stand by · defend · double down
reevaluatesnap judgment
Rapid evaluation without deliberation
jump to conclusions · rush to judgment · prejudge · assume · presume
reevaluation, reevaluated, reevaluating, reevaluates, reevaluations