redactor
/ri'dæktə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who prepares text for publication: A redactor is someone who edits, revises, or prepares written material to make it suitable for publication. This involves tasks like correcting errors, improving clarity, ensuring consistency, and adapting content for a specific audience or format.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The manuscript was sent to a skilled redactor before being sent to the printer.
- As the redactor of the annual report, her job was to ensure all data was presented clearly and accurately.
Advanced Usage
- Redaction Process: The term "redactor" is often associated with the process of "redaction," which can involve editing for publication or, in legal/security contexts, the selective obscuring of sensitive information in a document.
- The intelligence report was handled by a security redactor to black out classified details.
Variants and Related Words
- Redact (verb): To edit or prepare text for publication.
- She was hired to redact the series of historical letters.
- Redaction (noun): The process or result of editing text for publication.
- The final redaction of the treaty took several weeks.
Synonyms
- Editor: A person who prepares material for publication or broadcasting.
- Reviser: A person who makes changes to improve a text.
- Copy editor: A person who checks and corrects text for errors in grammar, style, and consistency.
Related Phrases
- To serve as a redactor: To perform the role of preparing text.
- He served as the redactor for the committee's findings.
Noun
- someone who puts text into appropriate form for publication