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reexamine
This verb carries a connotation of critical scrutiny and skepticism. It is frequently used in professional, legal, or academic contexts where a previous decision or finding is being challenged or questioned. The focus is not merely on looking again, but on the intent to find errors, omissions, or new evidence that necessitates a change in perspective.
In a pragmatic sense, using "reexamine" instead of "look at again" signals a formal process of review. It implies a systematic approach to investigation, often suggesting that the initial examination was either incomplete or flawed.
Meanings
Examples
We need to reexamine the budget before the final meeting.
The detective decided to reexamine the crime scene for missed clues.
Maybe I should reexamine my approach to this problem.
The doctor will reexamine the patient to see if the treatment is working.
Let us reexamine the evidence and see where we went wrong.
The committee must reexamine the policy to ensure it is still relevant.
I have to reexamine these old records to find the original date.
Wait, we should reexamine the map one more time.