redact Definition
re·dact (ri dakt′)
redact Related Forms
re·dac′·tor noun
redact Usage Examples
Object
- version: The papers provided by the Home Office show that their initial thoughts were to provide redacted versions of the ten project license applications.
- copy: A redacted copy of the consultants ' report is available from the ORR website here.
- document: You can either print the redacted document or use it electronically.
- text: They cited Exemption 12 of the Code as the reason for redacting the text.
- material: The cost limit covers the time taken to find, sort, edit or redact material ( calculated at £ 25 per hour ).
- information: ICM Registry is currently suing the DoC for the redacted information and expects to receive a second tranch of information in the coming weeks.
Modifying Another Word
Browse dictionary entries near redact
- ‹ red worm
- ‹ red wolf
- ‹ red-winged blackbird
- ‹ red wine
- ‹ red water
- ‹ red tide
- ‹ Red Team
- ‹ red tape
- ‹ red-tailed hawk
- ‹ red sunset

