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re-evaluating

Description:

Re-evaluating is the process of assessing or analyzing something again, usually with the intention of making changes or reassessing its value or importance.

Part of Speech:

Verb

Senses/Usages:

1. Reassessing the value or significance of something.
2. Analyzing or reviewing a decision, plan, or situation.

Examples:

Sense 1: Reassessing the value or significance of something.

• After facing financial difficulties, John started re-evaluating his expenses.
• It's important to regularly re-evaluate your goals to ensure they align with your current priorities.
• The company is re-evaluating its marketing strategy after the disappointing sales figures.

Sense 2: Analyzing or reviewing a decision, plan, or situation.

• The manager is re-evaluating the hiring process to identify areas of improvement.
• Before finalizing the project, the team is re-evaluating the budget and resource allocation.
• Re-evaluating the risks involved is essential before making a significant investment.

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