Rehear (verb)

To hear or listen to again.

Origin:

From re- (meaning "again") and hear (meaning "to listen to or pay attention t.o")

Examples:

1. The court ordered a rehearing of the case after new evidence was presented.
2. The band agreed to rehear the song to see if it could be improved.
3. He was asked to rehear the testimony of the witness to see if he remembered any details he had missed.
4. We decided to rehear the play to see if we could spot any mistakes.
5. The company asked to rehear the pitch to see if they could be convinced to invest in the project.