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revision

[rɪˈvɪʒən]

revision Definition

  • 1the act of changing or correcting something, especially a piece of writing or a plan
  • 2a new version of something that has been corrected or improved

Using revision: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "revision" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I need to do some revision on my essay before submitting it.

  • Example

    The company released a revision of their product with improved features.

  • Example

    The teacher gave us a lot of revision materials for the upcoming exam.

revision Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for revision

Antonyms for revision

Phrases with revision

  • a reinterpretation of historical events that differs from the commonly accepted account

    Example

    Some people argue that the recent trend of revising history is an attempt to erase certain aspects of the past.

  • a surgical procedure performed to correct or improve the results of a previous surgery

    Example

    After her initial breast augmentation surgery, she decided to undergo revision surgery to fix some issues.

  • a summary of key points and concepts from a course or textbook, used for studying and reviewing material

    Example

    I spent all night making revision notes for the biology exam.

Origins of revision

from Latin 'revisio', meaning 'a seeing again'

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Summary: revision in Brief

The term 'revision' [rɪˈvɪʒən] refers to the act of changing or correcting something, especially written work. It can also refer to a new and improved version of something. Examples include 'I need to do some revision on my essay before submitting it,' and 'The company released a revision of their product with improved features.' Other phrases include 'revisionist history,' which is a reinterpretation of historical events, and 'revision notes,' which are summaries of key points from a course or textbook.