Word
edited
Phoneticsedit·ed
US/ˈɛdətəd/
UK/ˈɛdɪtɪd/
Definition
adj. describes something that has been changed from its original or natural form.
adj. referring to a version of a text, film, or audio recording that has undergone revision or censorship.
Examples
“She edited the report to remove several spelling mistakes.”
“The director spent three months in the studio as he edited the raw footage into a two-hour film.”
“After the author submitted her first draft, the publishing house assigned a senior specialist who edited the manuscript for both historical accuracy and narrative flow.”
Examples
simple
“She edited the report to remove several spelling mistakes.”
contextual
“The director spent three months in the studio as he edited the raw footage into a two-hour film.”
complex
“After the author submitted her first draft, the publishing house assigned a senior specialist who edited the manuscript for both historical accuracy and narrative flow.”
Usage
Often used before a noun to indicate the version is not the raw or original one.