rehear
Reconsider legal arguments
To rehear is to hear again, especially in a legal context where a court agrees to reconsider a case that has already been decided: The appeals court agreed to rehear the case after new evidence emerged.
Outside courtrooms, the word is rare—people typically say "hear again" instead.
Attempt something again
- reexamineInspect once more
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- appealFormal review request
- retrialFresh court proceeding
remand · overturn · reversal · appellate · motion · ruling · judgment · reconsideration
Inspect once more
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- revisitExamine again later
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
- reassessEvaluate a second time
reanalyze · restudy · reinvestigate · reweigh · look again · second look
retry
Attempt something again
- reexamineInspect once more
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- appealFormal review request
retrial · remand · overturn · reversal · appellate · motion · ruling · judgment · reconsideration · new trial
reexamine
Inspect once more
- reconsiderThink about something anew
- revisitExamine again later
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
reassess · reanalyze · restudy · reinvestigate · reweigh · look again · second look
- dress rehearsalComplete practice performance
- wedding rehearsalPractice session before marriage
- rehearsal dinnerPre-nuptial meal for wedding party
- mental rehearsalPracticing something mentally
- band rehearsalMusical group's practice session
- choir rehearsalGroup vocal training session
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