rewrite

[riːˈraɪt]

Definition:
1. Something that has been written again.
2. Write differently; alter the writing of.
3. Rewrite so as to make fit to suit a new or different purpose.

Use 'rewrite' in a sentence:

1. The first line turns the rewrite engine on.
2. In fact rewriting is the best way to find out and correct some mistakes, like grammar and spelling mistakes.
3. Don't patch bad code - rewrite it.
4. And then, instead of being done with that exam, imagine that the system would immediately let you rewrite the test to try to improve your grade.
5. I intend to rewrite the story for younger children.
6. I think it better to rewrite the report.
7. It could mean experts have to rewrite natural history books.
8. And then, instead of being done with the exam, imagine that the system would immediately let you rewrite the test to try to improve your grade.
9. Rewrite your resume so it sounds human.
10. The design and implementation of a program development system based on rewriting method.
11. The type of URL rewrite rule.
12. The last line is the actual rewrite rule.
13. Bureaucrats regularly rewrite curriculums, talk nonsense about theories of education, and require ever more administrators.
14. A common problem is that we don't like to rewrite.
15. String Rewriting System and Its Application to Pattern Preparation System.
16. Chapter One is an introduction to rewriting theory.
17. We have always been an independent people, no matter how they rewrite history.
18. Two projects make up the rewrite.
19. To rewrite the core engine.
20. Kournikova is poised to rewrite the tennis history books.
21. It's amazing that the FA Cup has the power to change a football club, rewrite the past and shape the future.
22. We have been asked to rewrite the history book, bringing it down to1980.
23. Next, the statement goes through the rewrite phase.
24. Method of Checking Consistency of a UML Model Based on Rewriting Logic.
25. Rewrite, redo, and rearrange.
26. And now, if you please, he wants me to rewrite the whole thing!
27. Translation is not only culture rewriting but also culture manipulation.
28. Complete rewrite of the in-place editing controls.
29. Don't comment bad code - rewrite it.
30. Will someone help me? I need to rewrite this script.
31. These rewrite rules are evaluated from top to bottom.
32. Certain heuristics can be applied in query rewrite.
33. So that means we can rewrite this efficiency.
34. It turns out with a tiny rewrite this can be achieved.
35. Rewrite notes and reread information.
36. To neglect or forget aspects of the past is tantamount to rewriting history, and anyone who has read Animal Farm knows where that can lead.
37. Rewrite. A common problem is that we don't like to rewrite.
38. If you want to copy someone's story, you can rewrite it and collect a few points.
39. In fact, I was still rewriting my midterm the morning it was due.
40. Instead of being done with the exam, imagine that the system would immediately let you rewrite the test to try to improve your grade.
41. Rewriting makes our writing better, though it takes more time and more work.
42. The optimizer transparently rewrites the request to use the materialized view.
43. The next step is query rewrite (QRW) optimization.
44. I was never in the Rewrite Squad.
45. The temptation is to write and rewrite and rewrite.
46. He is in a continual process of rewriting his paper.
47. Congress is in the midst of rewriting the nation's banking laws.
48. Following this critique, students rewrite their papers and submit them for final evaluation.
49. This essay will have to be completely rewritten.
50. Whenever a record is rewritten with some new information, this is called updating the record.
51. Only after countless rewrites did John consider the script ready.
52. The script was rewritten constantly during filming.
53. Some writers create an entire work before going back to read what they have written, while others may rewrite a single paragraph many times before moving on.
54. As Orwell pointed out, history can be and often is rewritten to suit the needs of the present.
55. He was in a continual process of rewriting his material.