redraft
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Definition
Noun:
- A revised version of a document, text, or draft, especially one that has been rewritten or edited.
- In finance, a new bill of exchange or draft drawn to replace a dishonored one, typically for the original amount plus any associated costs.
Verb:
- To draft again or differently; to revise and rewrite a document, text, or plan.
Usage and Examples
Noun:
- The editor requested a complete redraft of the first three chapters.
- The bank issued a redraft after the original check was returned unpaid.
Verb:
- The team will redraft the proposal based on the client's feedback.
- She had to redraft her essay several times before submitting it.
Advanced Usage
"To be in the process of redrafting": To be actively engaged in revising a document.
- The committee is still in the process of redrafting the new policy.
"A final redraft": The last revised version before a document is considered complete.
- After the final redraft, the contract was ready for signing.
Variants and Related Words
- Redrafting (gerund/noun): The act or process of revising a draft.
- The redrafting of the constitution took several months.
Synonyms
- Noun: Revision, rewrite, amended version, reworking.
- Verb: Revise, rewrite, rework, amend, edit.
Different Meanings
- Primary (General): The act or product of revising a written text.
- Specialized (Financial): A negotiable instrument created to replace a failed one, including extra charges.
Phrasal Verbs / Common Collocations
- To redraft a document: The most common collocation for the verb form.
- Lawyers often need to redraft a document to clarify its terms.
Noun
- a draft for the amount of a dishonored draft plus the costs and charges of drafting again