restudy
/riːˈstʌdi/
noun
- An act of studying something again.
- A quick restudy of the map helped us find the right path.
- After a restudy of the instructions, he realized he had missed an important step.
- The teacher recommended a restudy of the grammar rules before the final exam.
verb
- To study something again, especially to review or learn it more thoroughly.
- The scientist had to restudy the data after finding an error in the first analysis.
- I need to restudy the chapter on verbs before the test tomorrow.
- After failing the exam, she decided to restudy the entire course material.