reprobe
/riˈproʊb/
verb
- To examine or explore again, especially with a tool or instrument.
- After the first scan was unclear, the technician had to reprobe the patient's wound.
- The robot was programmed to reprobe the area if it detected any movement.
- The scientist decided to reprobe the sample to confirm the initial results.
- To question or investigate something again more deeply.
- She decided to reprobe her own memories to understand what really happened.
- The journalist wanted to reprobe the witness's story for inconsistencies.
- The committee voted to reprobe the financial records from last year.
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