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revision
noun
1 revision
The act of revising or altering (involving reconsideration and modification):
— It would require a drastic revision of his opinion.
synonym: alteration.
Roget 21:
copy,
facsimile,
counterpart,
effigies,
effigy,
form,
likeness.
image,
picture,
photo,
xerox,
similitude,
semblance,
ectype†,
photo offset,
electrotype;
imitation
etc.
19;
model,
representation,
adumbration,
study;
portrait
etc.
(representation)
554;
resemblance.
duplicate,
reproduction;
cast,
tracing;
reflex,
reflexion [Brit.],
reflection;
shadow,
echo.
transcript
[copy into a non-visual form],
transcription;
recording,
scan.
chip off the old block;
reprint,
new printing;
rechauffe [Fr.];
apograph†,
fair copy.
parody,
caricature,
burlesque,
travesty,
travestie†,
paraphrase.
[copy with some differences]
derivative,
derivation,
modification,
expansion,
extension,
revision;
second edition
etc.
(repetition)
104.
servile copy,
servile imitation;
plagiarism,
counterfeit,
fake
etc.
(deception)
545;
pasticcio†.
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Dutch: herziening, redres, revisie
Polish: rewizja
2 revision
The act of rewriting something.
synonyms: rescript, revisal, revise.
Roget 457:
attention;
mindfulness,
presence of mind
etc.
adj.;
intentness,
intentiveness†;
alertness;
thought
etc.
451;
advertence,
advertency†;
observance,
observation;
consideration,
reflection,
perpension†;
heed;
heedfulness;
particularity;
notice,
regard
etc.
v.;
circumspection,
diligence
etc.
(care)
459;
study,
scrutiny inspection,
introspection;
revision,
revisal.
active application,
diligent application,
exclusive application,
minute application,
close application,
intense application,
deep application,
profound application,
abstract application,
labored application,
deliberate application,
active attention,
diligent attention,
exclusive attention,
minute attention,
close attention,
intense attention,
deep attention,
profound attention,
abstract attention,
labored attention,
deliberate attention,
active thought,
diligent thought,
exclusive thought,
minute thought,
close thought,
intense thought,
deep thought,
profound thought,
abstract thought,
labored thought,
deliberate thought,
active study,
diligent study,
exclusive study,
minute study,
close study,
intense study,
deep study,
profound study,
abstract study,
labored study,
deliberate study.
minuteness,
attention to detail.
absorption of mind
etc.
(abstraction)
458.
indication,
calling attention to
etc.
v..
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Roget 658:
improvement;
amelioration,
melioration;
betterment;
mend,
amendment,
emendation;
mending
etc.
v.;
advancement;
advance
etc.
(progress)
282;
ascent
etc.
305;
promotion,
preferment;
elevation
etc.
307;
increase
etc.
35;
cultivation,
civilization;
culture,
march of intellect;
menticulture†;
race-culture,
eugenics.
reform,
reformation;
revision,
radical reform;
second thoughts,
correction,
limoe labor [Lat.],
refinement,
elaboration;
purification
etc.
652;
oxidation;
repair
etc.
(restoration)
660;
recovery
etc.
660.
revise,
new edition.
reformer,
radical.
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3 revision
Something that has been written again.
synonyms: rescript, rewrite.
Dutch: omschrijven, herschrijven
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