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. Oksana Pidhoreckyj:

   When she received my revised invoice, her manager explained that she doesn’t want to pay me for a job I didn’t do correctly the first time.

2. Paula Barrett:

   The revised approach seems to open the door to more conservative voices amongst the data protection authorities having an even greater say.

3. The IEA latest report:

   Expectations of global economic growth have been repeatedly revised downwards in the last six months despite steeply falling prices, slashing prior forecasts of oil demand growth for the rest of the decade by about 1.1 million bpd.

4. Atlas Restaurant Group:

   This should never have happened, the manager seen in the video has been placed on indefinite leave, as a result, we immediately revised our dress code policy so that children 12 years old and younger, who are accompanied by an adult, will not be subject to a dress code at any Atlas property.

5. Hashim Yamani:

   The plan started by looking at 20 years down the road, with the year 2032 as the major milestone for long-term planning, recently, however, we have revised the outlook together with our stakeholders to focus on 2040 as the major milestone for long-term energy planning in Saudi Arabia.

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