rescore
/riːˈskɔr/
verb
- To score or grade something again, especially a test, exam, or performance.
- The judges agreed to rescore the gymnastics routine due to a technical glitch.
- The software allows you to rescore the quiz automatically.
- The teacher had to rescore the exams after discovering a grading error.
Synonyms
noun
- An instance of scoring something again; a second or revised score.
- The committee ordered a rescore of the entire test batch.
- After a rescore, her grade went from a B to an A.
- The rescore of the competition changed the final rankings.