rejudge

verb

re·​judge ˌrē-ˈjəj 

rejudged; rejudging

transitive verb

: 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

Word History

First Known Use

1626, in the meaning defined above