restudied
Reviewed the material
Restudied is the past tense of restudy, meaning to study again.
The word implies returning to material after initial study, often with fresh perspective or new purpose: She restudied the contract before signing.
Academic contexts use it for revisiting research topics: The phenomenon was restudied using modern methods.
Evaluated anew
- reevaluatedJudged again after reflection
- reanalyzedExamined again with fresh eyes
- scrutinizedExamined in close detail
- reconsideredThought about once more
reinvestigated · reappraised · reexamined · reinterpreted · rethought · rechecked · double-checked · verified
Examined and judged
- relearnedGained back lost knowledge
- revisitedWent back to
- memorizedStored in recall
- practicedSkilled from repeated effort
rehearsed · recapitulated · refreshed · consolidated · summarized · crammed · drilled · reread
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- graspSeize or understand
- absorptionProcess of taking in
insight · knowledge · proficiency · fluency · competence · expertise · command · familiarity
Systematic fact-finding effort
- thesisAcademic argument requiring defense
- dissertationExtended academic treatise
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
examination · scholarship · postgraduate · undergraduate · doctoral · seminar · module · textbook
reassessed
Evaluated anew
- reevaluatedJudged again after reflection
- reanalyzedExamined again with fresh eyes
- scrutinizedExamined in close detail
reconsidered · reinvestigated · reappraised · reexamined · reinterpreted · rethought · rechecked · double-checked · verified · cross-referenced
reviewed
Examined and judged
practiced · rehearsed · recapitulated · refreshed · consolidated · summarized · crammed · drilled · reread · retaken
comprehension
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- graspSeize or understand
absorption · insight · knowledge · proficiency · fluency · competence · expertise · command · familiarity · recall
research
Systematic fact-finding effort
- thesisAcademic argument requiring defense
- dissertationExtended academic treatise
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
curriculum · examination · scholarship · postgraduate · undergraduate · doctoral · seminar · module · textbook · syllabus