Synonyms for Revised
re·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

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1. List of paraphrases for "revised":

   reviewed, amended, revision, modified, revisions, revise, amendment, edited, revisited, overhauled, review, reformed, amend, adjusted, corrected, amendments, updated, redesigned, revising, changed

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1. Egil Matsen:

   My expectation is that we will have it in the next months, it is a challenging criterion, but I do expect that we will be able to make those decisions when we do receive this revised assessment from the Council.

2. Darius Van Arman:

   Apple listened to our community and then revised its music service agreement, demonstrating that it is committed to treating fairly all creators - labels, artists and songwriters.

3. Tim Miller:

   It seems beneath the moment to spend so much time debating the finer points of healthcare plans that will be revised a hundred times before they are ever even proposed to Congress, let alone passed into law, while Rome is burning all around us, i would rather see more of a conversation about the forest, and less about the trees.

4. Daniel Silver:

   It now looks like the BEA data will need to be revised up, we continue to expect inventories to boost GDP growth significantly in third quarter following the big pullback reported through the second quarter. We also think equipment spending will continue to increase at a solid rate in the third quarter.

5. Amir Peretz:

   Without a doubt, the question of the 'command spirit' will arise, with some in the ranks wondering whether this defence minister has, effectively, revised military ethics, especially regarding open-fire regulations, the defence minister is, in a sense, the 'prime minister of Judea and Samaria'.