1. to score again or differently
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘rescore’
2. to arrange music for different instruments or voices than originally written
Usage: music; third person singular present tense of ‘rescore’

Examples

• The teacher rescores the tests using a new grading system.
• She rescores the essay after reviewing the rubric again.
• The composer rescores the symphony for a smaller orchestra.
• He rescores the piano piece for string quartet.
• The software automatically rescores the data when parameters change.
• The judge rescores the competition after discovering an error.