redraft
verb
re·draft
| \ (ˌ)rē-ˈdraft
, -ˈdräft\
, -ˈdräft\
redrafted;
redrafting;
redrafts
Definition of redraft
: to draft (something) again
redraft a contract/letter/will was hired to redraft the script Major energy legislation … ran into insurmountable hurdles in the Senate last year and may be redrafted to avoid some of the stumbling blocks …— Helen Dewar … the tortured hours [poet Elizabeth] Bishop spent not writing and then, once she finally got started, drafting and redrafting until a poem found … virtuosic form …— Meghan O'Rourke
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redraft
\ ˈrē-ˌdraft
, -ˌdräft \
noun,
plural redrafts
, -ˌdräft \
noun,
plural redrafts
… running back and forth from her office to work on drafts and redrafts of a document.
— Terry Carter
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redraft
verb
English Language Learners Definition of redraft
: to make a new version of (a document, plan, etc.)
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