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"re-estimate" vs "reestimate"

Both "re-estimate" and "reestimate" are correct, but the preferred form is "reestimate" as it is more commonly used. The hyphenated form is also acceptable but less common.

Last Updated: March 19, 2024

re-estimate

This is a correct construction but less common than "reestimate".

This form is used when you want to indicate that you are estimating something again, typically after a previous estimate was made.

Alternatives:

  • reestimate
  • estimate again
  • recalculate the estimate
  • reassess the estimate
  • revise the estimate

reestimate

This is the preferred form and more commonly used.

This form is used when you want to indicate that you are estimating something again, typically after a previous estimate was made.

Alternatives:

  • re-estimate
  • estimate again
  • recalculate the estimate
  • reassess the estimate
  • revise the estimate

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