reexamine
verb
re·ex·am·ine
| \ (ˌ)rē-ig-ˈza-mən
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variants:
or re-examine
reexamined
or re-examined;
reexamining
or re-examining
Definition of reexamine
1
: to examine (someone or something) again especially from a different point of view
reexamine the patient/evidence reexamining our assumptions It's healthy, I think, to reexamine old institutions and futz with them rather than throw them out entirely.— Majorie Ingall The great expense is in part also a political choice that should be re-examined.— Mary Graham
2
law
: to question (a witness) again in a legal proceeding
Each witness is first questioned by the prosecution …, then 'cross-examined' by the defence, and then sometimes 're-examined' by the prosecution.— R. M. Jackson
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More Definitions for reexamine
reexamine
verb
English Language Learners Definition of reexamine
: to examine (someone or something) again usually in a new or different way
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reexamine
transitive verb
re·exam·ine
| \ ˌrē-ig-ˈza-mən\
Legal Definition of reexamine
: to examine again
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