edited

[ ed-it ]

verbrewrite, refine

Antonyms for edited

revised

adjective. corrected

Word Origin & History

1791, perhaps a back-formation from editor, or from French éditer, or from Latin editus, past participle of edere (see edition). Related: Edited; editing. As a noun, by 1960.

Example Sentences foredited

(1910-11), edited by John R. Commons, is a mine of material.

A newspaper always finds the class of readers to which it is edited.

How many newspapers are edited and published by Afro-Americans?

His great poem, "De Regimine principum," has been edited by Th.

These letters, of the period 983-997, were edited by Havet, loc.

This appeared in 1891, edited with care by Miss Appleton and others.

The extracts from the letter here reproduced have been edited by me.

A portion of the book was edited by Mr. Worthington C. Ford.

It was edited by Mr. Bruils, who had been educated in Europe as a lawyer.

The men who edited wheel magazines now changed them to "golf monthlies."

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