redraft
verb[T]
(alsore-draft)uk/ˌriːˈdrɑːft/us/ˌriːˈdræft/todraft(= write aversionof)adocumentagain, for the second, third, etc.time:
They have to redraftlegislationthat is nolongercompatiblewithcurrentrules.
Shedraftedand re-drafted thislettercarefully.
- Hewroteslowly,constantlyredrafting hispapers.
- At 7.30 am, the redraftedtreatywasdeliveredto them.
- It was after thisincidentthat herfatherre-drafted his will.
- They arecallingfor aradicalredrafting of thebill.
Editing & compiling
- abridged
- anthologist
- blue pencil
- bowdlerization
- bowdlerize
- bowdlerized
- co-edit
- compile
- dub
- emend
- excerpt
- fact-checking
- lexicographer
- non-editorial
- over-edit
- post-editing
- proofreading
- revised
- undubbed
- unfiltered
redraft
noun[C]
(alsore-draft)/ˈriː.drɑːft//ˈriː.dræft/a second, third, etc.versionof atext, aformaldocument, etc., or theprocessofproducingit:
After around four redrafts, acompromisedocumentwasfinallyrevealed.
The othersidemaydemanda re-draft before they willevendiscussit.
- Thebillfinallygotitsroyalassentyesterday, afteryearsofdebateandcountlessredrafts.
- She will beresponsibleforoverseeinga redraft of theplans.
- Yourre-draft of thecontractset out things moreclearlythanouroriginal.
Pieces of writing
- acrostic
- annotation
- biographic
- blog post
- Chyron
- creative writing
- cutting
- fair
- inscription
- lament
- microblog
- mistranscription
- multi-line
- palimpsest
- para
- postscript
- preamble
- scribble
- script
- self-portrait