rewrite
verb (used with object), re·wrote, re·writ·ten, re·writ·ing.
noun
Origin of rewrite
Examples from the Web for rewrite
Contemporary Examples of rewrite
It would take hours more for staff to rewrite their report for higher-ups in D.C.
I recently wrote an entire book about how Thomas Jefferson wanted each generation to rewrite the American Constitution.
Anyway, Gene and I worked very hard and the rewrite took about three months.
If you start the story about your buddy, you better be prepared to rewrite flirty section on the fly.
When you were offered Anna in Frozen, you asked them to rewrite the role.
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Historical Examples of rewrite
Lieutenant Willis, you will see each of the men and tell them they must rewrite their letters.
The Long RollMary Johnston
These two sentences are so faulty that the only way to mend them is to rewrite them.
The VerbalistThomas Embly Osmun, (AKA Alfred Ayres)
In the mornings he was given a few short clippings to rewrite and that was all.
Spring StreetJames H. Richardson
"Grab a typewriter and rewrite these," he said, handing the clippings to John.
Spring StreetJames H. Richardson
"I shall have to ask you to rewrite that last page," she said regretfully.
Mary Ware's Promised LandAnnie Fellows Johnston