regrade
/riˈɡreɪd/
verb
- To grade again; to change the grade or level of something, such as a student's work, a road, or land.
- The construction crew will regrade the driveway to improve drainage.
- The teacher had to regrade the test after discovering a scoring error.
- The professor agreed to regrade the essay because the student provided additional sources.
Synonyms
noun
- An act or instance of grading again; a new grade or level assigned.
- The city approved a regrade of the park's terrain to prevent flooding.
- The student requested a regrade of her final exam.
- After the regrade, his score went up by ten points.