rejudge
Evaluate once more
To rejudge is to judge again—to reconsider a decision, reassess a situation, or evaluate something a second time: The appeals court will rejudge the case.
The word often implies that the first judgment was flawed or incomplete: After seeing the full evidence, I had to rejudge my initial reaction.
Formal review request
- retrialFresh court proceeding
- verdictOfficial court decision
- acquittalFormal clearing of charges
- overturnReverse or invalidate
remand · review · ruling · tribunal · petition · clemency · exoneration · pardon
Think about something anew
- reassessEvaluate a second time
- reexamineInspect once more
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
- reappraiseEvaluate something anew
review · rethink · revisit · reanalyze · reweigh · reinterpret · scrutinize · second opinion
appeal
Formal review request
overturn · remand · review · ruling · tribunal · petition · clemency · exoneration · pardon · adjudicate
reconsider
Think about something anew
- reassessEvaluate a second time
- reexamineInspect once more
- reevaluateConsider again more carefully
reappraise · review · rethink · revisit · reanalyze · reweigh · reinterpret · scrutinize · second opinion · fresh eyes
rescore
Calculate points again
overturn · referee · disqualification · protest · appeal · ruling · scoreboard · bracket · playoffs · finals