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recheck

VERB
reconsider
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amend reassess reevaluate reexamine rethink review revise
STRONG
correct emend polish rearrange rehash retrace rework
WEAK
change one's mind consider again go over have second thoughts replan reweigh run through see in a new light sleep on take another look think better of think over think twice work over
Antonyms
STRONG
spoil
WEAK
ignore refuse
VERB
reevaluate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amend rearrange reassess reexamine rethink revise rework
STRONG
correct emend polish rehash retrace review
WEAK
change one's mind consider again go over have second thoughts replan reweigh run through see in a new light sleep on take another look think better of think over think twice work over
Antonyms
STRONG
spoil
VERB
reiterate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
echo renew repeat restate
STRONG
ditto double-check ingeminate iterate recap recapitulate rehash reprise retell
WEAK
come again go over again play back resay rewarn say again
Antonyms
WEAK
take back
VERB
rethink
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amend reassess reevaluate reexamine revise rework
STRONG
correct emend polish rearrange rehash retrace review
WEAK
change one's mind consider again go over have second thoughts replan reweigh run through see in a new light sleep on take another look think better of think over think twice work over
Antonyms
STRONG
spoil

Example Sentences

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So check your paperwork, and then recheck it.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 21, 2023

The video assistant is there to inform a referee of any clear mistake, and video replays can then be used to recheck the incident.

From Washington Times • May 1, 2023

My husband turned to me and said, "Why didn't you recheck the measurements?"

From Salon • Apr. 15, 2023

Begg says that if genetic links are identified in the future, the team could recheck Beethoven’s genome.

From Scientific American • Mar. 23, 2023

You could take all the time you wanted to check and recheck a sight.

From "Carry On, Mr. Bowditch" by Jean Lee Latham