rejudging Synonyms

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to judge (something, such as a court case) again

The rejudging of the case led to a different verdict, overturning the initial decision.
The judge carefully considered new evidence before rejudging the defendant's sentence.
The jury was asked to disregard previous biases and rejudge the facts impartially.
The rejudging of the competition results was met with controversy and accusations of favoritism.
After receiving expert testimony, the board decided to rejudge the applicant's qualifications.
The historical account was rejudged in light of recently discovered documents, altering its interpretation.
The rejudging of the employee's performance was necessary to assess their true abilities.
The rejudging of the treaty sought to address concerns raised by various parties.
The rejudging of the ethical implications of the research was essential to ensure its responsible conduct.
The rejudging of the design proposal considered alternative perspectives and innovative solutions.

to judge (something, such as a court case) again

adjudging, re-evaluating, reassessing, valuating, assessing, appraising, judging, valuing, determining, revaluing

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The rejudging of the case led to a different verdict, overturning the initial decision.

The judge carefully considered new evidence before rejudging the defendant's sentence.

The jury was asked to disregard previous biases and rejudge the facts impartially.

The rejudging of the competition results was met with controversy and accusations of favoritism.