rejudge

verb

re·judge | \ ˌrē-ˈjəj

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rejudged; rejudging

Definition of rejudge

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: to judge (something, such as a court case) again The Swiss Supreme Court could intervene if the legal process was abused … , though it would not rejudge the evidence.— Graham Dunar … the judges do the first-round elimination … . They reduce the 2000 entries to 400. These wines are then rejudged with food. — The Canberra (Australia) Times

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