Pronunciation

/rɪˈvaɪz/

Definitions

Noun

A noun referring to the act of reviewing, checking, or improving something for accuracy, clarity, or correctness. For example: “The teacher assigned a revision task for the essay.”

Verb

1. To revise (v): The action of going over a written work, making corrections, or updating content. For example: “I need to revise my notes before the exam.”
2. To revise one’s opinion (v): Changing one’s mind or viewpoint after new information or reflection. For example: “After reading the book again, she revised her initial review.”
3. To revise a schedule (v): Altering plans or arrangements. For example: “They revised their travel plans due to the weather forecast.”

Adjective

Referring to something that has been reviewed or updated. For example: “The revised budget proposal.”

Phrases

• “Revise a document” means to edit or update a written piece.
• “Revision history” refers to the changes made to a file or text over time.
• “Self-revision” is the act of reviewing one’s own work without external input.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The students spent hours revising their project for the final submission.”
• Verb: “She revised her script multiple times before the movie’s release.”
• Adjective: “The revised tax laws have significant implications for businesses.”

Synonyms

• Edit
• Correct
• Amend
• Improve
• Update
• Polish
• Revamp
• Go over
• Tweak