reappraising (Meaning)

reappraising

to appraise (something) again

The therapist encouraged the client to reappraise negative experiences as opportunities for growth.
The executive reappraised the company's financial targets in light of changing market conditions.
The historian reappraised the historical figure's motivations, challenging previous interpretations.
The scientist reappraised the data after discovering new evidence that contradicted the original hypothesis.
The artist reappraised her own artwork, realizing its hidden potential for expression.
The student reappraised her performance after receiving feedback, identifying areas for improvement.
The couple reappraised their relationship after a difficult period, renewing their commitment and appreciation.
The businessman reappraised his business model to adapt to emerging technologies.
The team reappraised their strategy after facing setbacks, identifying areas where they needed to pivot.
The investor reappraised his portfolio, adjusting the allocation of assets to maximize returns.

to appraise (something) again

re-evaluating, valuing, evaluating, estimating, reevaluating, appraising, valuating,reassessing, assessing, revaluing

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The therapist encouraged the client to reappraise negative experiences as opportunities for growth.

The executive reappraised the company's financial targets in light of changing market conditions.

The historian reappraised the historical figure's motivations, challenging previous interpretations.

The scientist reappraised the data after discovering new evidence that contradicted the original hypothesis.