reedit
- noun
- /ˌriːˈɛdɪt/
- The director released a reedit of the movie that included additional scenes for fans.
Examples
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The band announced a reedit of their hit album, featuring remastered tracks and bonus material.
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After receiving feedback, the author published a reedit of her book with improved dialogue.
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If you do not like what ReEdit is doing, I'm 100% cool with you not supporting it.
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This entire scene screams for a rewrite/reedit, and Leigh was sharp to zero in on this.
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Synonyms
A new version of a text, film, or recording changed after its first release
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Etymology
Reedit as a noun comes from re- 'again' and edit, and it means a new or updated version that has been edited again, like a 'revision' or a 'remix' of the original work.