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reassessment [Am ˌriəˈsɛsmənt, Brit riːəˈsɛsm(ə)nt] N C or U

reassessment (of situation, issue)

reassessment (of situation, issue)

reassessment (of writings, paintings)

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The incident would start a series of events that would lead to a reassessment of fighters better suited to close-in dogfighting. en.wikipedia.org

His design concepts arise from a fundamental reassessment of the purpose, function and use of the product. en.wikipedia.org

The widespread interest in women's writing developed alongside, influenced, and was influenced by, a general reassessment and expansion of the literary canon. en.wikipedia.org

The company also agreed to provide an independent third party review to those claimants not satisfied with the company's reassessment. en.wikipedia.org

This reassessment was influenced by the album's subsequent re-release. en.wikipedia.org

This reassessment is carried out in the same manner as the independent review. en.wikipedia.org

The reassessment of property values angered the large property owners who saw their property taxes increase. en.wikipedia.org

Its website claims its intent is to provoke discussion and critical reassessments in order to influence a fresh, innovative and challenging cinema of the future... en.wikipedia.org

One thing that did happen sometime in the hotel's last three years before its demolition was a property tax reassessment. en.wikipedia.org

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