retest
/ˌriːˈtɛst/
verb
- To test something or someone again, often to check if a previous result was correct or to see if improvement has occurred.
- The doctor recommended that she retest her blood sugar levels in the morning.
- After fixing the software bug, the engineers had to retest the entire system.
- The teacher decided to retest the students on the material they had struggled with.
noun
- A second or subsequent test, especially one taken to improve a previous score or to verify results.
- He was nervous about the retest because he wanted to pass the driving exam.
- Students who failed the quiz can sign up for a retest next week.
- The lab scheduled a retest of the water samples after the first results seemed unusual.