redraft (Meaning)
redraft (n)
a draft for the amount of a dishonored draft plus the costs and charges of drafting again
redraft (v. t.)
To draft or draw anew.
redraft (n.)
A second draft or copy.
A new bill of exchange which the holder of a protected bill draws on the drawer or indorsers, in order to recover the amount of the protested bill with costs and charges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of redraft
redraft Sentence Examples
- The team's proposal was redrafted multiple times to ensure clarity and accuracy.
- After receiving feedback from the client, the lawyer redrafted the contract to address their concerns.
- The artist redrafted the painting, using bolder colors and more dynamic brushstrokes.
- The architect redrafted the building plans to accommodate the new safety regulations.
- The student redrafted their essay to improve its structure and coherence.
- The teacher redrafted the lesson plan to make it more engaging for the students.
- The writer redrafted the novel's opening chapter to create a stronger hook.
- The manager redrafted the proposal to emphasize the cost-saving benefits.
- The researcher redrafted the scientific paper to incorporate the latest findings.
- The engineer redrafted the design to optimize its efficiency and performance.
FAQs About the word redraft
a draft for the amount of a dishonored draft plus the costs and charges of drafting againTo draft or draw anew., A second draft or copy., A new bill of exchange
rework, revise,edit, amend, compile, publish, revamp,read, print, subedit
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The team's proposal was redrafted multiple times to ensure clarity and accuracy.
After receiving feedback from the client, the lawyer redrafted the contract to address their concerns.
The artist redrafted the painting, using bolder colors and more dynamic brushstrokes.
The architect redrafted the building plans to accommodate the new safety regulations.
