Redraft Definition

rēdraft, rēdräft; for v. rēdraft, rēdräft
redrafted, redrafting
noun
A second or later draft or framing, as of a legislative bill.
Webster's New World
A new draft on the original drawer or endorser of a protested bill of exchange, for the amount of the bill plus charges and costs.
Webster's New World
verb
To draft again or anew.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Redraft

Noun

Singular:
redraft
Plural:
redrafts

Redraft Sentence Examples

  • This facility enables pupils to redraft text set by the teacher, other pupils or their own work without losing the original text.

  • Redraft introduction section to remove ambiguities regarding number of tests and to clearly state the COM proposal to in-vivo testing.

  • We proposed a redraft which was accepted by CESR and which has significantly reduced the problems of these new requirements.

  • In the light of this feedback, the students then redraft their essays.

  • This unanimous ruling meant that the British government would have to redraft the law.

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Words Starting With

RRERED

Words Ending With

TFTAFT

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Words Starting With R and Ending With T

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7 Letter Words7 Letter Words Starting With R7 Letter Words Ending With T