reappraise

/ ˌriːəˈpreɪz /

verb

1. to assess the worth, value, or quality of (someone or something) again

Example Sentences

But it has now been reappraised, with the ratings body ruling that "the detail and overall intensity" of violence in the film mean it should be a PG, which stands for parental guidance.

From BBC

To actually understand what is happening they would have to reappraise not only themselves but the entire concept of the world that has brought them to this point.

From Salon

Similarly, this week has made me reappraise social media.

From BBC

Ministers must "completely reappraise" their immigration policy, a former environment secretary has told the BBC.

From BBC

He suggested a variety of potential punitive actions against Disney, including reappraising the value of the resort for property tax levies and developing land near the entrances to the resort.

From New York Times