RECLASSIFIED Meaning and
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Reclassified refers to the act of altering or changing the classification or categorization of someone or something. It typically involves the process of moving an object, entity, or individual from one category or group to another, often based on revisions or updates in a classification system or criteria.
In the context of education, reclassified commonly refers to the practice of moving a student from one grade level to another, usually involving a change in their academic standing. For example, a student who was originally placed in a higher grade level due to exceptional academic performance may be reclassified to a lower grade level if their progress or abilities do not align with their initially assigned grade.
Another usage of reclassified can be found in the field of finance, wherein it denotes the action of changing the categorization or labeling of financial assets, investments, or securities. This change can be prompted by changes in regulatory requirements or accounting standards, or due to a reassessment of the risk or value associated with the particular asset.
In summary, reclassified entails the modification of the classification status of an object, entity, or individual, typically involving a shift from one category or group to another based on revised criteria, changes in evaluation, or reevaluation of the characteristics, performance, or value.
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Etymology of RECLASSIFIED
The word "reclassified" is derived from the combination of the prefix "re-" which means "again" or "back" and the verb "classify".
The root word "classify" comes from the Late Latin word "classificare", which itself is a combination of two Latin words: "classis", meaning "class" or "category", and "facere", meaning "to make" or "to do". Therefore, "classify" originally meant "to make categories" or "to arrange into classes".
When "re-" is added to "classify", it indicates that there has been a repetition or a change in classification, meaning something has been categorized again or placed in a different class or category. Consequently, "reclassified" refers to the action of rearranging or changing the classification of something.
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