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Meanings of reappraisal in anglès

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A new appraisal or evaluation.

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Usage of reappraisal in anglès
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However, Bill Kenwright's 2001 production made a convincing case for its reappraisal.
The Irish Times
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Dissenting shareholders can only ask for a reappraisal of the price.
Reuters
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It requires something much bigger: the reappraisal of an entire worldview.
The Guardian
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Nearly 40 years after his death, Pasolini is ripe for reappraisal.
The Guardian
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This is more like an abrupt reappraisal of what women meant to me.
Climbing Magazine
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However, contrary to expectations, cognitive reappraisal declined over time while substance use coping increased.
Pubmed
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He said the honour was a fitting tribute to a figure long due reappraisal.
The Guardian
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Engineers say some difficulty with the foundations and a reappraisal of costing is necessary.
A singular man
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After performing an attentional task, the participants were asked to perform a reappraisal task.
Pubmed
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As he nears the end of his playing days, a reappraisal is in order.
The Guardian
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This reappraisal is not the topic of this paper, but some examples are useful.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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With the widespread use of atypical antipsychotics, current long-term maintenance strategies may need a reappraisal.
Pubmed
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However, they did not differ on the reappraisal task.
Pubmed
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When that collapsed, so did sales and profits, and a painful period of reappraisal followed.
The Guardian
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Now, as the wheel of fashion grinds inevitably round, his work is up for reappraisal.
The Guardian
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Neither suppression nor reappraisal were associated with the inertia of subjective feelings in either study.
Pubmed
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Reappraisal through the time