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re·ap·praise [ˌri:əˈpreɪz] VERBE trans

to reappraise sb/sth

to reappraise a situation

to reappraise sth

to reappraise a situation

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I think this idea of reappraising anxiety as excitement can help inspire simple actions -- to just get excited and do something. www.fastcompany.com

His work was later reappraised, and current consensus is that while the worms stimulated previously damaged cells to form tumors, the worms themselves were not carcinogenic to healthy cells. en.wikipedia.org

In the course of her search, she confronts dark secrets from her own past and urgently needs to reappraise her life. en.wikipedia.org

Individuals who reappraise negative emotions tend to share their emotions with others which may cause short-term discomfort. en.wikipedia.org

They get to a point, after childrearing and climbing the career ladder, that they reappraise everything in their lives. www.independent.ie

The company is reappraising development plans at some of its sites. www.abc.net.au

We needed to ask customers to reappraise how they viewed us. www.telegraph.co.uk

This mechanism can be applied through a variety of ways, such as seeking social support, reappraising the stressor in a positive light, accepting responsibility, using avoidance, exercising self-control, and distancing. en.wikipedia.org

Recently, the experimental philosophy movement has sought to reappraise philosophical problems through social science research techniques. en.wikipedia.org

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