reevaluate
Verb
Meaning
revise or renew one's assessment
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By the 1980s many anthropologists had absorbed the Boasian critique of moral relativism, and were ready to reevaluate the origins and uses of cultural relativism.
After working this approach for about 3 years, I recently experienced a cardiac episode – mild heart attack and now I certainly have to reevaluate.
And Nicole, far from achieving her dream, is suddenly forced to reevaluate her life and her marriage.
After receiving the broadcast, you should reevaluate the current network state and adjust your UI and network use appropriately.
Also, we’re expecting to reevaluate how that functions in the time of remote-working association.
From the Christian perspective, this leads to disastrous and embarrassing consequences for Gawain as he is forced to reevaluate his faith when the Green Knight points out his betrayal.