Exam: IELTS

Definition: To evaluate something again or to change the way you think about it based on new information.

Example: After receiving new data, the team decided to reassess their strategy for the project.

Definition: The process of evaluating something again to make a new judgment or decision about it.

Example: After the project was completed, the team conducted a reassessment to determine its success.

Definition: To take on or adopt something again, such as a role or responsibility.

Example: After the meeting, she decided to reassume her position as team leader.

Definition: The state of feeling safe and confident because someone has given you comfort or support.

Example: After hearing her friend's kind words, she felt a sense of reassurance.

Definition: To make someone feel less worried or afraid by giving them comfort or support.

Example: She tried to reassure him that everything would be fine.

Definition: Providing comfort or confidence to someone, making them feel less worried or anxious.

Example: Her kind words were very reassuring during the difficult time.

Definition: To make someone feel less worried or afraid by giving them comfort or support.

Example: She spoke in a calm voice, reassuring him that everything would be fine.

Definition: In a way that makes someone feel less worried or more confident.

Example: She spoke reassuringly to the frightened child.

Definition: The act of assigning a new cause or reason to an event or situation, often used in therapy or art evaluation.

Example: The therapist suggested reattribution to help the client understand their feelings better.

Definition: To wake up again or to make something come back to life or become active after being inactive.

Example: After years of being forgotten, the old tradition began to reawaken in the community.

Definition: To adjust something again to achieve a better balance or distribution.

Example: The company decided to rebalance its investment portfolio to reduce risk.