To see again.
To look back upon; recall by the aid of memory.
To repeat; go over again; retrace: as, to review a course of study.
To examine again; go over again in order to prune or correct; revise.
To consider or discuss critically; go over in careful examination in order to bring out excellences and defects, and, with reference to established canons, to pass judgment; especially, to consider or discuss critically in a written essay.
To look carefully over; survey; especially, to make a formal or official inspection of: as, to review a regiment.
In law: To consider or examine again; revise: as, a court of appeal reviews the judgment of an inferior court.
To reëxamine or retax, as a bill of costs by the taxing-master or by a judge in chambers.
To look back.
To make reviews; be a reviewer: as, he reviews for the “Times.”
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A second or repeated view.
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A view of the past; a retrospective survey.
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The process of going over again or repeating what is past: as, the review of a study; the class has monthly reviews in Latin.
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A revision; a reëxamination with a view to amendment or improvement: as, an author's review of his works.
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A critical examination; a critique; particularly, a written discussion of the merits and defects of a literary work; a critical essay.
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The name given to certain periodical publications, consisting of a collection of critical essays on subjects of public interest, literary, scientific, political, moral, or theological, together with critical examinations of new publications.
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The formal inspection of military or naval forces by a higher official or a superior in rank, with a view to learning the condition of the forces thus inspected, and their skill in performing customary evolutions and manœuvers.
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Inlaw, the judicial revision or reconsideration of a judgment or an order already made; the examination by an appellate tribunal of the decision of a lower tribunal, to determine whether it be erroneous.