reverify

Confirm once more

To reverify is to verify again—to confirm or validate something a second time.

The word appears most often in bureaucratic and technical contexts where credentials, identities, or data require periodic reconfirmation: You'll need to reverify your email address, The system asks users to reverify their identity every 90 days.

confirm

reconfirm

Verify something previously established

revalidateConfirm continued legitimacy
recertifyValidate credentials anew
reauthenticateVerify identity again

reaffirm · double-check · cross-check · reexamine · reassess · recheck · reinspect · reaudit · reevaluate · recalculate

compliance

recertify

Validate credentials anew

reauditRepeat financial inspection
reinspectExamine a second time
accreditationOfficial quality approval

standards · regulations · requirements · documentation · inspection · certification · licensing · renewal · checklist · protocols

identity

reauthenticate

Verify identity again

two-factorAuthentication using paired credentials
credentialsEvidence of qualification or identity
biometricsBody-based identity verification

password · login · access · security · ID · account · badge · clearance · permissions · fingerprint

Opposites

confirmation vs. acceptance without checking

reverifyassume

Accept as true

take for granted · presume · take at face value · invalidate · disprove

repetition vs. initial action

reverifyverify

Confirm accuracy or truth

confirming vs. invalidating

reverifyinvalidate

Make null or void

revoke · disqualify · decertify · nullify · reject

Family

reverified, reverifies, reverifying

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G