Synonyms for revise
rɪˈvaɪzre·vise

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1. revise

   Synonyms:
   alter, amend, re-examine

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1. revision, revisal, revise, rescriptverb

   the act of rewriting something

   Synonyms:
   rewrite, revision, order, edict, fiat, revisal, alteration, rescript, decree

2. reviseverb

   make revisions in

   "revise a thesis"

   Synonyms:
   retool

3. retool, reviseverb

   revise or reorganize, especially for the purpose of updating and improving

   "We must retool the town's economy"

   Synonyms:
   retool

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1. reviseverb

   Synonyms:
   review, re-examine, reconsider

2. revisenoun

   Synonyms:
   revision, review, re-examination

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1. List of paraphrases for "revise":

   review, revising, revision, amend, revised, revisit, reconsider, modify, amendment, re-examine, reviewing, revises, reformulate, rethink, inspect, overhaul, reweigh, amended

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1. Byron Allen:

   This is a very bad day for our country, we will continue our fight by going to Congress and the presidential candidates to revise the statute to overcome this decision by the United States Supreme Court.

2. Tom Bill:

   House prices are 20% higher than they were before the pandemic and we expect around half of this to unwind over the next two years as buyers revise down their budgets.

3. Akira Momochi:

   For the first time since the war's end, there is a chance for the Japanese people to revise the constitution that was forced upon them by Occupation forces, frankly, I worry we will lose the ability to achieve this.

4. Jay Bolden:

   Until the global pharmacopoeias revise the test method to recognize rFC as on par with crab blood-based tests, we can't just make the change for medicines that are already on the market, when that happens, then we can change over that final 10 percent.

5. John J. Sirica:

   An attempt is already underway to revise history-to leave the impression that the former president had nothing to do with Watergate. But there is no doubt about his obstruction of justice after the Watergate break-in.