revalidate (Meaning)
revalidate
to recognize or prove (something) anew as worthy or legitimate, to grant official sanction to (something) again, to make (something) legal or valid again, to validate again or anew
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revalidate Sentence Examples
- The company revalidated the authenticity of the documents to ensure their validity.
- The laboratory revalidated the test results to confirm their accuracy and reliability.
- The university revalidated the degrees of students who had transferred from another institution.
- The government revalidated the passports of citizens who had lost them or had them stolen.
- The physician revalidated the patient's medical records to assess their health status.
- The accountant revalidated the financial statements to ensure their correctness and compliance with regulations.
- The airline revalidated the tickets of passengers who had missed their flights due to unforeseen circumstances.
- The insurance company revalidated the insurance policies of clients to ascertain their coverage.
- The security agency revalidated the clearance of employees to maintain the integrity of the organization.
- The software developer revalidated the code to verify its functionality and prevent any potential errors.
FAQs About the word revalidate
to recognize or prove (something) anew as worthy or legitimate, to grant official sanction to (something) again, to make (something) legal or valid again, to va
certify, legitimize, recertify,validate, ratify, certificate, sanction, let, recharter, enable
disable,disqualify,invalidate, nullify, forbid, disempower, decertify, disenfranchise,disallow, proscribe
The company revalidated the authenticity of the documents to ensure their validity.
The laboratory revalidated the test results to confirm their accuracy and reliability.
The university revalidated the degrees of students who had transferred from another institution.
The government revalidated the passports of citizens who had lost them or had them stolen.
