reassess
verbUK /ˌriː.əˈses/
US /ˌriː.əˈses/
To look at something again and decide if it is good or right.
After the test, the teacher had to reassess how hard the homework was.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To change your opinion about how good or useful something is after thinking about it again.
The coach reassessed the team's chances after the new player joined.
3. To measure or check the value of something a second time.
The bank reassessed the value of the house before selling it.
4. To think again about a plan or decision and possibly change it.
We need to reassess our travel plans because of the storm.