Definition of redact in English:

redact

verb rɪˈdaktrəˈdækt

[with object]

1Edit (text) for publication.
a confidential memo which has been redacted from 25 pages to just one paragraph
Example sentencesExamples
- In essence, I begin the editing process - redacting the data, picking useful bits - while taking handwritten notes.
- Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted.
- I hope that it's not redacted and that we actually get to see all of the information the commission is collecting right now.
- I have to redact documents on a regular basis.
- Some of the conclusions in the report have been redacted.
Synonyms
correct, rectify, repair, fix
1. 1.1 Censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The name of that lawyer is redacted throughout the report.
  It became apparent to the reporters that the redacted portions were self-referencing phrases.
  But the redacted parts in the computer file could be seen by copying them and pasting the material in a word processing program.
  Now, a lot of the report has been redacted.
  We'll have to wait and see just what is redacted.
  The Commissioner accepted some details of the minutes would have to be redacted to preserve national security.
  Now, the victim's name in the report was redacted.
  The reports contain a few deletions, and one interview, from May 1, 2004, was redacted in its entirety.
  ABC has some news on what was inside those blocks of redacted text in the CIA Inspector General report.
  You have redacted parts of the data.
  The following is a list of the types of information we routinely redact from funded grant applications.
  Large sections of the Roberts files that have been made public have been heavily redacted with black ink.
  Credit card and phone numbers would be redacted; detailed telephone records would not be provided.
  The two officials said the administration plans to propose redacting parts of the memos.
  Redmond, of the administrative office of the courts, said the courts comb through the documents "on a regular basis" and tell lawyers to redact confidential information.
  The government delayed publication of Cory's reports until March this year and redacted the most sensitive sections.
  The court could release select portions of its orders, while redacting specific facts, including the names of individuals and organizations who are surveillance targets.
  Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted.
  Specific figures were redacted from the report.
  You know, the White House has gotten the ability to look at the report and redact certain items.

Derivatives

redactor

noun

The problem is not that he has abridged the Bible - the very creation of Scripture required the editorial judgment of its redactors - but that he has attenuated it.
Example sentencesExamples
- The final redactors of the text clearly did not consider it their business to edit such things out - or even to correct what appear to be outright grammatical errors.
- An important question to ask in closing will be whether our redactor is merely an editor or also plays the role of author through his redactional activity.
- No doubt many redactors took a hand in shaping this chapter from stories in the oral tradition.
- The redactor openly indicates, not only that we are given two visions, but also that they are very different from one another.

Origin

Mid 19th century: back-formation from redaction.

Rhymes

abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, transact, unbacked, underact, untracked

Definition of redact in US English:

redact

verbrəˈdæktrəˈdakt

[with object]

1Edit (text) for publication.
a confidential memo which has been redacted from 25 pages to just one paragraph
Example sentencesExamples
- I have to redact documents on a regular basis.
- In essence, I begin the editing process - redacting the data, picking useful bits - while taking handwritten notes.
- Some of the conclusions in the report have been redacted.
- I hope that it's not redacted and that we actually get to see all of the information the commission is collecting right now.
- Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted.
Synonyms
correct, rectify, repair, fix
1. 1.1 Censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The following is a list of the types of information we routinely redact from funded grant applications.
  The court could release select portions of its orders, while redacting specific facts, including the names of individuals and organizations who are surveillance targets.
  You know, the White House has gotten the ability to look at the report and redact certain items.
  Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted.
  Credit card and phone numbers would be redacted; detailed telephone records would not be provided.
  We'll have to wait and see just what is redacted.
  The name of that lawyer is redacted throughout the report.
  Now, a lot of the report has been redacted.
  But the redacted parts in the computer file could be seen by copying them and pasting the material in a word processing program.
  Now, the victim's name in the report was redacted.
  Specific figures were redacted from the report.
  The two officials said the administration plans to propose redacting parts of the memos.
  ABC has some news on what was inside those blocks of redacted text in the CIA Inspector General report.
  Redmond, of the administrative office of the courts, said the courts comb through the documents "on a regular basis" and tell lawyers to redact confidential information.
  The government delayed publication of Cory's reports until March this year and redacted the most sensitive sections.
  It became apparent to the reporters that the redacted portions were self-referencing phrases.
  You have redacted parts of the data.
  Large sections of the Roberts files that have been made public have been heavily redacted with black ink.
  The reports contain a few deletions, and one interview, from May 1, 2004, was redacted in its entirety.
  The Commissioner accepted some details of the minutes would have to be redacted to preserve national security.

Origin

Mid 19th century: back-formation from redaction.

单词	redact
释义	Definition of redact in English: redact verb rɪˈdaktrəˈdækt [with object] 1Edit (text) for publication. a confidential memo which has been redacted from 25 pages to just one paragraph Example sentencesExamples In essence, I begin the editing process - redacting the data, picking useful bits - while taking handwritten notes. Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted. I hope that it's not redacted and that we actually get to see all of the information the commission is collecting right now. I have to redact documents on a regular basis. Some of the conclusions in the report have been redacted. Synonyms correct, rectify, repair, fix 1.1 Censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes. Example sentencesExamples The name of that lawyer is redacted throughout the report. It became apparent to the reporters that the redacted portions were self-referencing phrases. But the redacted parts in the computer file could be seen by copying them and pasting the material in a word processing program. Now, a lot of the report has been redacted. We'll have to wait and see just what is redacted. The Commissioner accepted some details of the minutes would have to be redacted to preserve national security. Now, the victim's name in the report was redacted. The reports contain a few deletions, and one interview, from May 1, 2004, was redacted in its entirety. ABC has some news on what was inside those blocks of redacted text in the CIA Inspector General report. You have redacted parts of the data. The following is a list of the types of information we routinely redact from funded grant applications. Large sections of the Roberts files that have been made public have been heavily redacted with black ink. Credit card and phone numbers would be redacted; detailed telephone records would not be provided. The two officials said the administration plans to propose redacting parts of the memos. Redmond, of the administrative office of the courts, said the courts comb through the documents "on a regular basis" and tell lawyers to redact confidential information. The government delayed publication of Cory's reports until March this year and redacted the most sensitive sections. The court could release select portions of its orders, while redacting specific facts, including the names of individuals and organizations who are surveillance targets. Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted. Specific figures were redacted from the report. You know, the White House has gotten the ability to look at the report and redact certain items. Derivatives redactor noun The problem is not that he has abridged the Bible - the very creation of Scripture required the editorial judgment of its redactors - but that he has attenuated it. Example sentencesExamples The final redactors of the text clearly did not consider it their business to edit such things out - or even to correct what appear to be outright grammatical errors. An important question to ask in closing will be whether our redactor is merely an editor or also plays the role of author through his redactional activity. No doubt many redactors took a hand in shaping this chapter from stories in the oral tradition. The redactor openly indicates, not only that we are given two visions, but also that they are very different from one another. Origin Mid 19th century: back-formation from redaction. Rhymes abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, transact, unbacked, underact, untracked Definition of redact in US English: redact verbrəˈdæktrəˈdakt [with object] 1Edit (text) for publication. a confidential memo which has been redacted from 25 pages to just one paragraph Example sentencesExamples I have to redact documents on a regular basis. In essence, I begin the editing process - redacting the data, picking useful bits - while taking handwritten notes. Some of the conclusions in the report have been redacted. I hope that it's not redacted and that we actually get to see all of the information the commission is collecting right now. Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted. Synonyms correct, rectify, repair, fix 1.1 Censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes. Example sentencesExamples The following is a list of the types of information we routinely redact from funded grant applications. The court could release select portions of its orders, while redacting specific facts, including the names of individuals and organizations who are surveillance targets. You know, the White House has gotten the ability to look at the report and redact certain items. Of these twenty-seven pages, all but one and a half have been redacted. Credit card and phone numbers would be redacted; detailed telephone records would not be provided. We'll have to wait and see just what is redacted. The name of that lawyer is redacted throughout the report. Now, a lot of the report has been redacted. But the redacted parts in the computer file could be seen by copying them and pasting the material in a word processing program. Now, the victim's name in the report was redacted. Specific figures were redacted from the report. The two officials said the administration plans to propose redacting parts of the memos. ABC has some news on what was inside those blocks of redacted text in the CIA Inspector General report. Redmond, of the administrative office of the courts, said the courts comb through the documents "on a regular basis" and tell lawyers to redact confidential information. The government delayed publication of Cory's reports until March this year and redacted the most sensitive sections. It became apparent to the reporters that the redacted portions were self-referencing phrases. You have redacted parts of the data. Large sections of the Roberts files that have been made public have been heavily redacted with black ink. The reports contain a few deletions, and one interview, from May 1, 2004, was redacted in its entirety. The Commissioner accepted some details of the minutes would have to be redacted to preserve national security. Origin Mid 19th century: back-formation from redaction.
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