radical reappraisal

Frequency: 6.21.5 per million words

A re-examination that leads to very new and different conclusions.

reappraisalADJECTIVE + REAPPRAISAL

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radical

Examples (10)

  • The new scientific discovery necessitated a radical reappraisal of the existing theory.
  • The unexpected crisis prompted a radical reappraisal of their business strategy.
  • His controversial book called for a radical reappraisal of traditional educational methods.
  • The emerging social issues demand a radical reappraisal of community welfare programs.
  • After the election, the party undertook a radical reappraisal of its core principles.
  • The artist's later works triggered a radical reappraisal of her entire career.
  • Facing ecological collapse, humanity requires a radical reappraisal of its consumption habits.
  • The historical evidence forced a radical reappraisal of the monarch's reign.
  • Many philosophers argue for a radical reappraisal of ethical frameworks in the modern age.
  • The company's declining profits led to a radical reappraisal of its market approach.