Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

regrade

verb

/ˈriːɡreɪd/

Definition

To assess or evaluate something again, often to assign a new grade or score.

Examples

The teacher decided to regrade the exams after discovering a grading error.
Students can request to have their assignments regraded if they believe it was unfairly marked.
The committee will regrade the proposals to ensure a fair selection process.

Meaning

The action of revisiting a previous evaluation, particularly in an academic context where a student’s work may be reevaluated for a more accurate grade.