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of the L., iii. 45. 7. In law : ( a ) To consider or examine again; revise: as, a court of appeal reviews the judgment of an inferior court. (b) To reëxamine or retax, as a bill of costs by the taxing-master or by a judge in chambers. II. in trans. 1. To look back. His reviewing eye Has lost the chasers, and his ear the cry. Sir J. Denham , Cooper's Hill. 2. To make reviews; be a reviewer: as, he re views for the "Times." reviewable (re-vu'a-bl), a . [ review + -able .] Capable of being reviewed; subject to review. The proceedings in any criminal trial are reviewable by the full bench, whenever the judge who presides at the trial certifies that any point raised at it is doubtful.