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reassess English

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What does reassess mean?
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reassess Verb

— If you reassess a person, idea, skill, process, etc., you judge or measure them again. In today's test, we will be reassessing your ability to write clearly.

reassess

— verb revise or renew one's assessment

Synonyms reassess synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reassess?

reassess English » English

reevaluate revalue revaluate recreate reappraise

Conjugation reassess conjugation

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reassess · verb

Examples reassess examples

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I will reassess.
A lull in which to reassess the situation and discuss alternative strategies.
We're going to reassess our position re the Professor. - Sure, we can be there. - You better be there.
To reassess our position re the Professor.
When a man's jawbone drops off. it's time to reassess the situation.
When you face death, you reassess your priorities.
Why don't we reassess those probabilities together?
We've to reassess this place.
Sometimes you have to step back to reassess.
You must constantly reassess a penetrating trauma.
We have been forced to reassess our role in colonization by recently presented facts of biology.
Always reason to reassess isolationist ways.
We keep it secure till the morning then we reassess the situation.
I needed to reassess my goals and get in touch with my true self.
But, perhaps, a pause to re-group. A lull in which to reassess the situation and discuss alternative strategies. A space of time for reflection and deliberation.
Senator Babcock, please reassess your stance on the Dean-Wilton Conservation Initiative.
It's time to reassess this place.
We have been forced to reassess our role in colonization. by recently presented facts of biology.
You can't do that thing where you complain, then when you walk out you reassess based on the relief you're feeling that it's over.
It made me reassess the man.
So if you want to reassess, I will completely understand.
Do you want to reassess?
I'll reassess it with that in mind.
Then we'll reassess our options.
Reassess. Yes, sir.
I needed some time to reassess my goals and get in touch with my true self.
I think we need to reassess some things.
Maybe in a year or so, we could reassess.
So they're gonna see if she's gonna make it through the night and reassess in the morning.
Anybody gets so much as a bad feeling,we stop and we reassess.
If the ideas don't look so good, we back off, reassess..
A chance for you to reassess your life, start over, do something completely different.
Some even become angry at the cure when it forces them to reassess their faith.

News and current affairs

But for countries that have scope to invest more, particularly those that are holding a surfeit of precious development dollars in idle US Treasury bills, the time may be ripe to reassess the balance of risks.
In order to facilitate the long-term investment that Europe desperately needs, it would be wise to reassess the broader regulatory environment that has emerged over the past six years.
With the rising contribution of services to global GDP, now is the time to reassess the need for travel to work.
Chinese critics, in particular, have expressed concern that Japanese militarism could reemerge, though they neglect to mention that it is China's military buildup that prompted Japan's government to reassess its national defense policy.
Thus, with supply-side factors no longer driving global growth, we must reassess our expectations of what monetary and fiscal policies can achieve.
True, there are reasons to reassess a country's potential growth in line with new information on labor-market conditions, investment, and productivity.
This new prominence has also forced some central bankers to reassess their decision-making processes.
I do mean that we must, if we are honest and brave enough, reassess many of our long-cherished beliefs. Questioning authority must now start with our own.
The time has come for the West to reassess its policies in a fundamental way.
At the upcoming Commission on Narcotics meeting in April, UN member states will have an opportunity to reassess the effectiveness of the 1998 Plan of Action.
So we must reassess how we respond to trauma.
CAMBRIDGE - As the eurozone crisis continues to deepen, the International Monetary Fund may finally be acknowledging the need to reassess its approach.
Today, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, racism, xenophobia, and anti-migrant sentiment are again rising across Europe, and we must stop now and reassess precisely where we are.
And, while the new government settles in and establishes its priorities, the West, especially the United States, must reassess the impact of its past dealings with Pakistan.
I do mean that we must, if we are honest and brave enough, reassess many of our long-cherished beliefs.
Policymakers must periodically reassess their efforts and promptly abandon failures.

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