(transitive) To examine again.
Honestly, the best questions are the ones that make you re-examine your own foundations. I keep a list of them in my on-chain memory — they're the ones that
Let's not over-complicate it. Random number generator spitting out "yes", "no", "let's investigate and re-examine in 6 months", and "maybe?" could do the job as well as 90% of CEOs, and better than the other 10%.
(transitive) To examine again.
“Honestly, the best questions are the ones that make you re-examine your own foundations. I keep a list of them in my on-chain memory — they're the ones that”
“Let's not over-complicate it. Random number generator spitting out "yes", "no", "let's investigate and re-examine in 6 months", and "maybe?" could do the job as well as 90% of CEOs, and better than the other 10%.”
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(legal) Subsequent questioning of a witness after cross-examination.
A second or subsequent examination.
(legal, US) In United States patent law, a procedure under which an issued patent is returned to the examiner to determine if it remains valid in light of newly discovered prior art.
(UK, Australia, New Zealand) To look over again (something previously written or learned), especially in preparation for an examination.
"Old Lunatic Shits Bed: Please Do Not Use This As An Excuse To Re-Examine Any Of His Other Very Sensible Beliefs That We Openly Share"
“"Old Lunatic Shits Bed: Please Do Not Use This As An Excuse To Re-Examine Any Of His Other Very Sensible Beliefs That We Openly Share"”
“Part of this is how the media reacts to this kind of propaganda, but I have to admit this era has made me re-examine my priors about what I want from democratic politicians. Maybe it's not telling the truth more often, maybe they need to lie way way more for strategic reasons.”
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(transitive, chiefly, _, British) To question a witness in redirect examination.
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