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resur·vey
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Princeton's WordNet
resurveynoun
a new survey or study
Wiktionary
resurveyverb
To survey again; to perform another survey on.
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
To Resurveyverb
To review; to survey again.
Etymology: re and survey.
I have, with cursory eye, o’erglanc’d the articles;
Appoint some of your council presently
To sit with us, once more with better heed
To resurvey them. William Shakespeare, Henry V.
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resurvey
A resurvey is the process of conducting an additional or follow-up survey on a particular subject, area, or population to verify, update, or refine the data or information obtained from the initial survey. It is often done to monitor changes over time or confirm the accuracy of the original results.
Webster Dictionary
Resurveyverb
to survey again or anew; to review
Resurveynoun
a second or new survey
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Resurvey
rē-sur-vā′, v.t. to survey again, to review.—n. a second or renewed survey.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of resurvey in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of resurvey in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of resurvey in a Sentence
When we go back and resurvey places [in Joshua Tree] that the early scientists at UC Berkeley visited a century ago, we find about half as many birds, and that's because it's warmed and dried so much, what we're seeing is a whole kind of change in a community; a collapse in the case of birds. For park managers, there's limits of what they can actually do to reverse this because of the climate change effects.
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