redaction
/ri'dækʃn/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of editing or revising text for publication: "Redaction" refers to the process of preparing a document, manuscript, or legislative text by correcting, condensing, or organizing it.
- The act of censoring or obscuring part of a text: "Redaction" can also mean the process of removing or hiding sensitive or confidential information from a document before it is released.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The final redaction of the report took several weeks. (The final editing and preparation of the report took several weeks.)
- The document was released after the redaction of all classified names. (The document was released after all classified names were censored or removed.)
Advanced Usage
- "To undergo redaction": to be edited or censored.
- The sensitive emails had to undergo redaction before being submitted as evidence. (The sensitive emails had to be censored before being submitted as evidence.)
Variants and Related Words
- Redact (verb): to edit or prepare text for publication; to censor or obscure text.
- The lawyer will redact the personal addresses from the public file.
- Redactor (noun): a person who edits or prepares text.
- The redactor worked diligently to prepare the manuscript for the publisher.
Synonyms
- Editing: the process of correcting and preparing text.
- Censorship: the suppression or prohibition of parts of texts considered objectionable.
Related Phrases
- Redaction process: the specific procedure of editing or censoring a document.
- The redaction process ensured no private data was leaked.
Noun
- the act of putting something in writing
- putting something (as a literary work or a legislative bill) into acceptable form