revision

/ri'viʤn/
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revision

The student makes careful revision notes in the margin of her textbook.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act or process of changing, improving, or correcting something: "Revision" refers to the act of looking over something again to make changes, corrections, or improvements.
    • A new, corrected, or improved version of something: "Revision" can also refer to the result of this process—a piece of writing or a plan that has been altered.
Usage
  • Revision is commonly used in academic, professional, and creative contexts. It implies a careful re-examination and modification to enhance accuracy, clarity, or effectiveness.
  • It is often used with verbs like , , , and .
  • Example phrases: , , .
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The editor suggested a final revision of the manuscript before publication.
    • After receiving feedback, she began the revision of her essay.
    • The treaty underwent several revisions before all parties agreed.
Advanced Usage
  • "Revision history": In digital documents or software, this refers to a record of all changes made to a file.

    • You can view the revision history to see who edited the document and when.
  • "Revisionism": (A related but distinct term) The reinterpretation of historical events, often with a critical or controversial perspective.

    • His book was accused of historical revisionism.
Variants and Related Words
  • Revise (verb): To re-examine and make alterations to something.

    • You should revise your notes before the test.
  • Revisional (adjective): Pertaining to or involving revision. (Less common)

    • The revisional process took several weeks.
Synonyms
  • Amendment: A minor change or addition designed to improve a text, piece of legislation, etc.
  • Modification: The action of making something less extreme or altering it.
  • Rewrite: The act of writing something again to improve or change it.
Antonyms
  • Final version: The last and definitive form of something.
  • Original: The first or earliest form of something, from which copies or revisions are made.
Related Phrases
  • Under revision: In the process of being revised.

    • The company's policy is currently under revision.
  • Revision control: A system for managing changes to documents, code, or other collections of information.

    • Software developers use revision control systems like Git.
revision

The student makes careful revision notes in the margin of her textbook.

Noun
  1. something that has been written again
    • the rewrite was much better
  2. the act of rewriting something
  3. the act of revising or altering (involving reconsideration and modification)
    • it would require a drastic revision of his opinion