Revising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVISING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVISE, to make a new or improved version of
• reconsider and alter (something) in the light of further evidence
• examine and improve or amend (written or printed matter)
• alter so as to make more efficient
• reread work done previously to improve one's knowledge of a subject, typically to prepare for an examination
NOUN:
• a proof including corrections made in an earlier proof
• editing that involves writing something again

Words related to REVISING

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Words that contain REVISING

prevising15 rerevising14

How to use REVISING in a sentence

• Gifford is entitled to considerable praise for the pains he has taken in revising the text, and for some improvements he has introduced into it.
• On one such occasion Fox expressed his regret that Crabbe had ceased to write, and offered his help in revising any future poem that he might produce.
• For help in revising the proofs I have to thank the Rev.
• But the mere revising or altering of some one grammar in each language, can scarcely amount to any thing more than a pretence of improvement.
• He never finished anything without revising his impressions several times before these great teachers, and reading in their works silent but eloquent counsels.
• Three times he published the little volume of his verses, revising, enlarging, and strengthening.
• But we soon revised that early error, and we shall not waste much time about revising this.
• In revising it she had the advantage of suggestions made by her friends, Miss Warner and Miss Lyman, both of them Christian ladies of the best culture and of rare good sense.
• I have spent all my evenings of late in revising it, and it goes to the printers to-day.
• Neither the judges nor the revising power allowed themselves space for reflection.
• Fletcher of Magdalen College, Oxford, for his valuable assistance in revising the proof sheets, and to the Rev.
• Spain was revising her policy, and the benevolence of the United States would soon bring bread to the door of every needy Cuban.
• He hopes that it will help you in revising your translation into German which you have already made.
• An exile wandering from place to place, he wrote hurriedly and seldom or ever had he the opportunity of revising what he had written down.
• We shall find that he was incessantly improving his work, revising, extending and weighing it.
• Burton was for ever engaged in revising his treatise.
• I may harmlessly imitate that good example, by revising my restored entry.
• Straight she gazed at it, a moment full, before she seemed instructed in the fact represented on the dial-plate, thinking still, most likely, of the score she had been revising.
• Inferior to these excellences, but still important, was his dexterity in revising the writings of others.
• Price, at a time when the people of the United States were employed in forming and revising their systems of government.
• He was afterwards for several years a member of the New Hampshire Legislature, and assisted in revising the code of that State.
• She had been our ally, and we had formed with her a treaty of alliance and a treaty of commerce, as well as a consular convention, which we were at this time engaged in revising.
• Furthermore, I find myself constantly revising the manuscript.
• For the next two years he seems to have led a retired life, revising his old works and composing new ones.
• He contributed a large number of scientific and philosophic articles, and took entire charge of the revising of the mathematical division.
• Eversmann, have you forgotten that this is the day for revising the books? EVERSMANN.
• It occupied him two evenings to write it, and he employed the third in revising and copying it.
• The convention was called for the purpose of revising the Articles of Confederation under which the States were at the time united.
• His industry in writing would have been in itself most astonishing, even if it had not been accompanied by the more depressing fatigue of revising what others had written.
• In revising the articles, I have found but few alterations necessary.
• Its government, therefore, ought to be so constituted, as not only to possess the power of revising old laws, but also of framing new ones.
• But the high school teachers in general seem fairly and earnestly disposed, even about revising their notions concerning the truth in any situation.
• Not only is contemporary judgment often at fault, but posterity is perpetually revising its opinion.
• In revising the proofs I have received valuable assistance from Mr.

Similar words containing VIS without suffix ing and without prefix re

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