Reanalyze: meaning, definitions and examples

Used in scientific or technical contexts when you look at data or results again to check for accuracy or new insights.

• The research team decided to reanalyze the experiment results to ensure their validity

Often used in business or personal contexts, when you need to evaluate a decision, situation, or opinion again usually considering new information or changes.

• After the budget cuts, we need to reassess our marketing strategy

Used in legal, academic, or detailed analytical contexts where a thorough or critical review of a subject or material is required.

• The committee will reexamine the case to find any overlooked evidence

Commonly used in everyday situations, educational settings, or professional work to check or look over something again for accuracy or improvement.

• I need to review my report before submitting it to the manager