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reappraising

/ˌriːəˈpreɪzɪŋ/

reappraiseverb

reappraising

Gerund

reappraised

Past Simple

reappraised

Past Participle

reappraising

Gerund

/ˌriːəˈpreɪz/

Translations

The company decided to reappraise its investment strategy after the market downturn.

L’entreprise a décidé de réévaluer sa stratégie d’investissement après la baisse du marché.

Additional translations

reconsidérerAu sens de revoir un jugement ou une décision.

Definitions

To assess or evaluate something again, often with the possibility of changing a previous opinion or decision.

The company decided to reappraise its investment strategy after the market downturn.

To determine a new financial or market value for something that has previously been appraised.

After the renovations were complete, the house had to be reappraised for insurance purposes.

Synonyms

reappraisegerund / present participle

reappraising

Used attributively to describe someone or something that is in the process of reassessing or evaluating again.

Translations

réévaluantEmploi adjectival, rare en français.

Her reappraising eyes swept across the room, judging every detail.

Ses yeux réévaluants ont parcouru la pièce, jugeant chaque détail.

Definitions

Carrying out a fresh appraisal; engaged in reassessment.

Her reappraising eyes swept across the room, judging every detail.

reappraisepast participle

Definitions

That has been appraised again, especially at a revised value or judgment.

The reappraised artwork was now considered a national treasure.