Editing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDITING in dictionary:

VERB:
• prepare (written material) for publication by correcting, condensing, or otherwise modifying it
• choose material for (a film or radio or television programme) and arrange it to form a coherent whole
• change (text) on a computer.
• remove unnecessary or inappropriate material from a text, film, or radio or television programme
• be editor of (a newspaper or magazine)
NOUN:
• the act of editing
• a change or correction made as a result of editing
• a version of written, recorded, or filmed material made as a result of editing
• a featured selection of clothes, accessories, beauty products, etc. from a particular season or collection
• putting something (as a literary work or a legislative bill) into acceptable form
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to correct and prepare for publication

Words related to EDITING

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Words that contain EDITING

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How to use EDITING in a sentence

• It was only after a lawsuit that the Academy recovered those papers, and Mezeray was then set to continue the editing of the work.
• The things which live in literature, the books which make a man worth editing a century or two after he is dead, are, after all, the creative and imaginative books.
• He has devoted much time to journalism and the editing of a magazine.
• The quality of reporting and editing is still not very impressive.
• Faria was editing a Konkani paper while also running the centre.
• After editing each news story he would attach a rectangular piece of blank paper with a pin to the left-hand corner and keep it aside.
• I can only say that judging by what I have observed and heard literary excellence, good reporting, and able editing will not make a paper commercially successful.
• During his holidays he used to amuse himself by editing local magazines.
• After graduation, Farrar turned to publishing and literary criticism, editing George H.
• Anderson, for many criticisms and suggestions and to Miss Bernice Harrison for invaluable aid in editing the papers for publication.
• The editing is very creditable to English scholarship.
• The report that Haroun Al Raschid is yet alive and is editing the magazine that your grandmother used to subscribe for lacks confirmation.
• Riggs had reached the books of Kings, in addition to the Psalms, in his version of the Scriptures in Bulgarian, and had also given time to preparing and editing Bulgarian tracts.
• Considerable progress has also been made with the “Promptorium,” a Latin and English Dictionary of words in use during the fifteenth century, editing by Albert Way, Esq.
• Sumner, in editing the thirteen volumes of his speeches, has given in regard to all of them, letters from friends and correspondents, expressing his approval.
• Somehow the work of editing, explaining, and preparing for the press the new series of observations made by Yarnall and myself with our old transit instrument devolved on me.
• Schaff is now editing for the use of the American public.
• One of our tasks is to make all realize that in editing the organ of the movement a great responsibility must be met and that mean or small things cannot influence us.
• At one time she thought of editing a paper, then of studying law, that she might sometimes be able to advise and protect the weak and defenceless of her sex.
• MacCarthy used some poetic license in editing the drama.
• In the afternoon I did general correspondence and assistant editing of one of the medical journals.
• Freneau, editing his newspaper from the office of the Secretary of State, seems to have been the first to break the line.
• Erckmann did most of the writing, Chatrian most of the editing and adapting for the stage.
• A literal translation has been made, without a word of comment, and without any attempt at editing them.
• There is not much editing, but the quality of it is good.
• He was at that time editing one of the papers of the town, which sparkled with the flashes of his versatile genius.
• The engineer of this boat had once been a candidate for the State Legislature while I was editing a newspaper.
• It was commercial, if you will, but it was a commercial editing that had a distinct educational value to a large public.
• This journal is practically my Diary reproduced with the minimum of editing in order that the impressions gained on the spot should be described without modification.
• Doctor Dulcifer, when I last heard of him, was editing a newspaper in America.

Similar words containing EDIT without suffix ing

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