1. fresh evaluations or assessments of something, especially to determine its current worth, importance, or validity
Usage: plural form of reappraisal

Examples

• The museum conducted reappraisals of its art collection after the market crash.
• Recent reappraisals of the historical evidence have changed our understanding of the event.
• The company’s reappraisals of employee performance led to several promotions.
• Property reappraisals are required every five years in this county.
• Literary scholars have published new reappraisals of the author’s work.
• The board ordered reappraisals of all major investments.
• These reappraisals revealed significant flaws in the original analysis.