resurvey
/riˈsɜrveɪ/
noun
- A new survey or examination of land, property, or boundaries.
- The resurvey took three weeks to complete.
- The resurvey of the property revealed an extra acre of land.
- They ordered a resurvey to settle the boundary dispute.
- A fresh review or reassessment of data, opinions, or a situation.
- The company conducted a resurvey of employee engagement.
- The resurvey of the research findings confirmed the original conclusions.
- A resurvey of customer satisfaction showed improved ratings.
verb
- To survey or examine again; to take a new measurement or assessment of land, property, or boundaries.
- The city decided to resurvey the neighborhood after the old maps were found to be inaccurate.
- The construction team had to resurvey the site before laying the foundation.
- The government sent a team to resurvey the border between the two states.
- To review or reassess something thoroughly, such as data, opinions, or a situation.
- After the error was discovered, the scientists had to resurvey all their data.
- She decided to resurvey her career goals after ten years in the same job.
- The committee will resurvey the public's opinion on the new policy next month.