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reevaluation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | evaluation, rating, valuation |
| Derivation | reevaluate |
Examples of reevaluation
reevaluation
This has exposed the implicit rules of courtesy and opened them to reevaluation.
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The e-mail sets into motion the reevaluation of the lives of everyone involved.
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For Caprino, the answer was in a fearless and searching reevaluation of her life.
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In my opinion the Constitution needs a reevaluation, including the voting system.
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For some CEOs the crisis warrants a critical reevaluation of market capitalism.
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Reevaluation should be based on moving and connecting people rather than cars.
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The reevaluation of the port has derived in an increase of tourist activities.
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Some modern scholars advocate a reevaluation of ancient evidence about Helots.
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Sir Winston, in fact, was some years ahead of other historians in his reevaluation.
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- The evaluation of something a second time (or more)
- (reevaluate) reassess: revise or renew one's assessment
- (Reevaluations) Required at least every three years for each special education student.
- (Reevaluate) some people leave feedback on their purchases . If a person is enthusiastic about your brand they may cut your marketing costs by providing free highly trusted word of mouth marketing.
- A review by the IEP team that is required every three years or more often if necessary. It determines if updated information used to decide continuing eligibility for special education is needed and the types of information needed to determine the individual needs of the student.
- One of the seven goals; called "retardation" in Yarbro. Its positive pole is atavism or simplicity; its negative pole is withdrawal. It is used for lifetimes spent processing past experiences. It is the least frequently used goal.
- New perspectives and information can inspire consumers to change their perceptions. To cause re-evaluation is to seek change or reinforcement of previous perceptions.
- Evaluating the information that couldn't be thought through, either when you received it during a hurtful experience, or during restimulation, because your mind was shut down by distress. ...
- SeeTriennial Review.
