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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Revamped vs revised
Hi.. May I know the difference of the word "Revised" and "Revamped" ? Should I write Revised Documents or Revamped Documents ?
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With writing, "revised" is correct. With plans, policies, and productions, "revamp" is appropriate.
- With writing, "revised" is correct.
- With plans, policies, and productions, "revamp" is appropriate.
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With writing, "revised" is correct.
With plans, policies, and productions, "revamp" is appropriate.
With plans, policies, and productions, "revamp" is appropriate.
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Hi,
'Revamp' is slang. It implies more extensive and more fundamental changes,
eg major changes to structure, lay-out, design..
Clive
'Revamp' is slang. It implies more extensive and more fundamental changes,
eg major changes to structure, lay-out, design..
Clive
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my question is what is a bid document and tender is thier thier any difference btwn the two
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You should write "revised documents." Revamped should not be applied to papers, essays, etc. You make revisions on a paper, I am not familiar with revamped used in this way.
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