resift
/riːˈsɪft/
verb
- To sift something again, especially to remove lumps or impurities for a finer texture.
- She carefully resifted the powdered sugar to ensure there were no clumps for the frosting.
- After the first sifting, the baker decided to resift the flour to make the cake extra light.
- The gardener had to resift the soil to remove the small stones that were left behind.
- To examine or sort through something again, especially information or data, to find something or to check for accuracy.
- The editor decided to resift the manuscript for any remaining errors.
- The detective had to resift the evidence after a new witness came forward.
- I need to resift my notes to make sure I didn't miss any important details.