Reinterpretation (noun)

1. A new explanation or understanding of the meaning of something that has already been interpreted.
2. A new way of looking at or understanding something.

Origin:

The word reinterpretation comes from the combination of two words re (again) and interpretation which means the act of explaining or understanding the meaning of something.

Examples:

1. The reinterpretation of the data led to a new conclusion.
2. The artist's reinterpretation of the classic painting was met with mixed reviews.
3. The company's reinterpretation of the original design was a success.
4. The reinterpretation of the law was necessary to adapt to new circumstances.
5. The reinterpretation of the myth provided new insights.