Réanalyseras

Réanalyseras is the second-person singular form of the French verb réanalyser in the futur simple, meaning “you will reanalyze.” The prefix ré- conveys doing something again, while analyser denotes the act of examining or studying something in detail. The verb belongs to the family of -er verbs and builds on the root analyser, itself rooted in the historical development of analysis in French. In modern usage, réanalyser carries a sense of reexamining data, arguments, conclusions, or interpretations, typically in a context that requires revision in light of new information.

The form réanalyseras is used when addressing one person informally (tu). It marks a planned future action: the subject will conduct a new or revised analysis. In neutral or technical writing, réanalyser is common in scientific reports, data reviews, or critical discussions, where revisiting prior conclusions is appropriate. While réanalyser is understood, it tends to appear more often in formal or specialized discourse; more everyday language might use réexaminer or réévaluer depending on the nuance.

Example: Tu réanalyseras les résultats à la lumière de ces nouvelles données. This construction illustrates the intended future action of reexamining the findings.