reappraise
/ˌriːəˈpreɪz/ · re·ap·praise
verb
- To appraise or evaluate something again, often in order to change an initial assessment or decision The company will reappraise its marketing strategy after the poor sales performance last quarter.
- To reconsider or reevaluate one's opinion or attitude towards something or someone After meeting her again, I had to reappraise my initial impression of her as being aloof.
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Did you know? The word 'reappraise' is often used in the context of art, where the value and significance of a piece can change over time as it is reappraised by critics, collectors, and historians. For instance, the works of Vincent van Gogh were largely reappraised in the early 20th century, leading to a significant increase in their value and recognition.