Revision is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVISION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a revised version, also REVISAL
• the action of revising
• a revised edition or form of something
• act of revising
• The act of revising; reexamination for correction; review; as, the revision of a book or writing, or of a proof sheet; a revision of statutes.
• That which is made by revising.
• the act of revising or altering (involving reconsideration and modification)
• the act of rewriting something
• something that has been written again

Words related to REVISION

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Words that contain REVISION

prevision14 revisions12 previsions15 revisional13 previsional16 previsioned17 revisionary17 revisionism16 revisionist14 previsionary20 previsioning18 revisionisms17 revisionists15 prerevisionist19 prerevisionists20

How to use REVISION in a sentence

• If I cannot compel revision I must at least cease to support a government that becomes party to the usurpation.
• I have given no little part of the winter to a revision of my manuscript journal of travels through the Miami and Wabash Valleys in 1821.
• The labor of revision has been neither slight nor easy.
• I was convicted, but through the efforts of certain friends a revision of my sentence was granted, and I was allowed a new trial.
• HERRING REVISION OF THE BINET-SIMON TESTS, by John P.
• The Terman record form for the Stanford revision of the Binet-Simon tests.
• Revision of 1925, including subsequent laws of general application through the regular session of the 44th Legislature.
• The method has undergone much revision from time to time.
• It was stated that in the Revision Court he was not able to hold his own against the Tory agent.
• Such a work, however, of revision demands much caution and an exceptional amount of sound discretion.
• It would still require mature revision, which we know from Ellwood that it had received by the summer of 1665.
• For he had dictated two hours that morning to a shorthand writer, had never hesitated for words, had not repeated himself, and the manuscript when finished needed no revision.
• During this year, also, the commissioners of naval inquiry and revision presented another report, which brought to light many more abuses in that department.
• The matter of the revision of the English version of the Hidden Words, in view of the rapidity of the sale of the copies recently printed, is of urgent importance.
• The prisoners washed, dressed, and came out for revision, then went to get boiling water for their tea.
• The aim of this revision is to furnish assistance to students beginning the study of the history and practical workings of our political institutions.
• To look for a statute in the index is just about as bad as to look for it in the revision itself.
• While many of them bear evidence of having been thrown off at white heat, still more had received thoughtful revision.
• Serrurier, it had been determined by the States, that the decrees of the fiscal should be subject to the revision of the council.
• One should be careful here to note the better reading of the revision.
• This law seems to have remained in force until the revision of the statutes, when the provision for the Territories was dropped.
• After carefully considering the law of the case, he affirmed the right of the Executive to order, if necessary, a thorough revision of the entire road.
• When they had completed the revision of the Constitution, these had again to be referred to the separate Governments.
• Every moral idea needs revision, every moral idea, every suggestion of value or worth in conduct, must be tried and tested afresh, and a new morality substituted for the old.
• He has revision of all bills passed by the General Assembly, and, a two-thirds majority in each house is necessary to pass a bill over his disapproval.
• The present work is a revision of that published in 1908.
• City 1873, the leading American on the Committee for the Revision of the Bible.
• Some, at least, regarded the proposed Southern confederacy as a means of securing a revision of the Constitution.
• To these assistants assembled in Cincinnati the plan of revision was fully explained and the work was alloted.

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