reviewal
- noun
- /rɪˈvjuːəl/
:
revisión
- The magazine published a detailed reviewal of the latest smartphone model.
Examples
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Her reviewal of the new play appeared in the weekend arts section of the newspaper.
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After reading his reviewal, I decided to watch the film myself.
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The reviewal of the book was quite positive.
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Many critics praised the reviewal of the new play.
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The magazine published a detailed reviewal of the latest smartphone model.
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Her reviewal of the new play appeared in the weekend arts section of the newspaper.
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Many critics praised the reviewal of the new play.
Synonyms
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3.7
A careful decision about how good or valuable something is
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3.7
A review of a creative work such as a book or film
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4.1
A written estimate of how much something is worth
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2.6
An article that describes a recently published book and says if it is good
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4.2
A short written review of a show, book, or film
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8.7
A short check of a person's work or progress
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3.9
An article that gives a short summary and opinion of other people's work like books or research
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4.1
An article that says if a book, play, or film is good and explains why
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6.3
A careful step-by-step check of information to decide how useful or true it is
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4.2
An article that explains and judges a book or poem
A careful, detailed check of a document or record to find small errors
How Evaluative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reviewal comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and view meaning 'see', the same root you find in the common word review. So a reviewal is like 'seeing again' and giving a written report or judgment about a book, play, or product.