retabulate

[ree-tab-yuh-leyt]

retabulate Definition

• 1. to tabulate again
• 2. to recalculate and compile data into a table or chart

Using retabulate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "retabulate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The election committee had to retabulate the votes due to a technical error.

• Example

  After discovering a mistake in the data, we had to retabulate the results of the experiment.

• Example

  The accountant had to retabulate the company's expenses to find the error.

retabulate Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for retabulate

• recalculate
• recompute
• recount
• reanalyze

📌

Summary: retabulate in Brief

The verb 'retabulate' [ree-tab-yuh-leyt] means to tabulate again or recalculate and compile data into a table or chart. It is often used in situations where there has been an error in the original calculation or compilation of data, as in 'The election committee had to retabulate the votes due to a technical error.'