Antonyms for revisedre·vised

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1. revisedadjective

   improved or brought up to date

   "a revised edition"

   Antonyms:
   unchanged, unamended, unaltered

2. revisedadjective

   altered or revised by rephrasing or by adding or deleting material

   "the amended bill passed easily"

   Antonyms:
   unaltered, unamended, unchanged

How to use revised in a sentence?

1. Tom Learmouth:

   The upward revision to Q1 GDP displayed in the revised estimate is cold comfort given that output is plummeting this quarter.

2. The EPA:

   The agency will continue these collaborative efforts for any revised ozone standards, including working with California as it continues to explore regulatory strategies and technologies to reduce pollution and improve public health protection, california has faced a uniquely difficult attainment task due to the combination of adverse meteorology and topography, population growth, and the pollution burden associated with mobile sources.

3. Ole Christian Bech-Moen:

   If the inflow is lowered then that transition path may need to be revised.

4. Noel Quinn:

   Parts of our business are not delivering acceptable returns, we are therefore outlining a revised plan to increase returns for investors, create the capacity for future investment, and build a platform for sustainable growth.

5. Commission President William Briggs:

   This revised policy will not result in more crimes, or more guns, or more lawlessness in the city of Los Angeles, the current policy harms our Black and Brown communities. The current policy does not stop crime.

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