REVISED Meaning and
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Revised is an adjective derived from the verb "revise," which refers to the act of reviewing and modifying something that has already been written, studied, or prepared. This adjective describes an adjusted, corrected, or updated version of a document, piece of writing, plan, or idea.
When something is described as revised, it signifies that changes and improvements have been made to it based on a careful reassessment and reconsideration. The revision process involves examining the content, structure, or organization of the original work, and then making necessary modifications to enhance its accuracy, clarity, coherence, or effectiveness.
In the context of written works, such as essays, articles, reports, or books, a revised version typically indicates that the original piece has undergone thorough editing, proofreading, and substantive changes. This could involve eliminating errors, improving the flow and cohesiveness of ideas, clarifying confusing passages, or strengthening arguments or supporting evidence.
The concept of revised can also be applied to materials like blueprints, plans, or designs. In this sense, a revised version implies that the original document has been reviewed and updated to reflect new information, corrections, or enhancements. This may be necessary due to changes in circumstances, availability of more recent data, or the identification of errors or deficiencies in the previous iteration.
Overall, revised refers to the modified or improved state of an existing document, writing, plan, or idea, which has been reviewed, analyzed, and adjusted to achieve a desired outcome or result.
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Re-examined for correction.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of REVISED
The word "revised" has its origins in the Latin word "revisus", which is the past participle of the verb "revidere". "Revidere" is a compound of the prefix "re-" (meaning "again", "back", or "over") and the verb "videre" (meaning "to see"). Hence, "revidere" originally meant "to see again" or "to look back at". Over time, the meaning of "revidere" evolved to encompass the idea of examining, reviewing, or inspecting something with a critical eye. Eventually, in English, "revised" emerged as the past tense or past participle form of the verb "revise", carrying the meaning of making changes or alterations to something based on review or re-examination.
Similar spelling words for REVISED
- RFISD,
- Refused,
- roofest,
- revista,
- revisit-after,
- revuist,
- revoiced,
- roofiest,
- rufosity,
- Reifsteck,
- rebuked,
- REFSTA,
- roughest,
- rivest-shamir-adleman,
- Revest,
- rifest,
- revisit,
- refaced,
- RVZD,
- revestu,
- RFIST,
- rivista,
- rivest,
- RFSET,
- RVISD,
- reevesite,
- RVSTI,
- roughhoused,
- reefiest,
- ravest.
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