1. to assess or estimate the value of something again, typically at a higher amount
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘revalue’
2. to give new or different importance or significance to something
Usage: often used in contexts of changing perspectives or priorities

Examples

• The government revalues the currency every few years to reflect economic changes.
• After the renovation, the bank revalues the property at twice its original worth.
• She revalues her priorities after becoming a parent.
• The company revalues its assets annually for tax purposes.
• The art dealer revalues the painting based on new historical evidence.
• He revalues his relationship with his family after the accident.