re-evaluate

verb

1. to evaluate again or differently

Derived Forms

• ˌre-eˌvaluˈation, noun

Example Sentences

Wallace said his impression was that Fearey and other senior managers wanted Doyle to “re-evaluate” his approach.

From The Daily Beast

Re-evaluate the choices you have made in your life thus far.

From The Daily Beast

“We had to look back to how we used to survive and re-evaluate our value,” he said.

From The Daily Beast

Today, Newseum announced it will "re-evaluate their inclusion" on its list of journalists.

From The Daily Beast

In the suburbs, I've now had to re-evaluate if I'll let me kids go to some people's homes, because so many parents own guns.

From The Daily Beast

Lent is the time when we re-evaluate our life in the light of our faith, and this requires a very real effort and discipline.

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