retallied

Counted up anew

Retallied is the past tense of retally, meaning to tally again or recalculate a count: After discovering an error, the clerk retallied the votes.

The word appears most often in contexts involving recounts, audits, or correcting arithmetic mistakes.

correction

amended

Changed to improve

corrected · fixed · updated · redone · reworked · error · discrepancy · mistake · oversight · inaccuracy

recalculation

recount

Narrate or retally

tabulation · enumeration · figures · arithmetic · totals · summation · adjustment · revision · audit · checking

elections

recount

Narrate or retally

precincts · polling · electorate · constituencies · candidates · runoff · primaries · caucuses · referendum · plebiscite

verification

accuracy

Degree of correctness

confirmation · authentication · checking · audit · reconciliation · cross-referencing · spot-check · discrepancy · sign-off · certification

Opposites
counting action

retallieduncounted

Not included in totals

estimated · guessed

verification vs. acceptance

retalliedtook at face value

Believed without scrutiny

unchecked

Family

tally, tallying, tallies, tallied, tallier, mistallied, untallied

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G