[V n] I will reassess the situation when I get home...
[V n] Security in the area will have to be reassessed.
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reassess — verb reappraise, reappreciate, reapprise, recalculate, recharge, reclass, reestimate, reevaluate, regauge, rejudge, relevy, remeasure, rerank, retax, revalue associated concepts: reassessed tax Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
reassess — (v.) 1803; see RE (Cf. re ) + ASSESS (Cf. assess). Related: Reassessed; reassessing … Etymology dictionary
reassess — ► VERB ▪ assess again, especially differently. DERIVATIVES reassessment noun … English terms dictionary
reassess — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
reassess — re|as|sess [ˌri:əˈses] v [T] to think about something again carefully in order to decide whether to change your opinion or judgment about it = ↑reappraise ▪ This has caused us to reassess the way we approach our planning. >reassessment n [U… … Dictionary of contemporary English
reassess — /ˌri:ə ses/ verb to assess again ● The manager was asked to reassess the department staff, after the assessments were badly done by the supervisors … Dictionary of banking and finance
reassess — v.t. * * * … Universalium
reassess — verb to assess again; to revise an earlier assessment; to reevaluate … Wiktionary
reassess — rɪËÉ™ ses v. reevaluate, estimate again, appraise again … English contemporary dictionary
reassess — verb assess again, especially differently. Derivatives reassessment noun … English new terms dictionary
