edit

The word “edit” has 2 syllables: ed-it

It's pronounced as /ˈɛdɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for edit?

In the thesaurus, “edit” has 143 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for edit along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for edit

  • abridge
  • acclimate
  • acclimatize
  • accommodate
  • accustom
  • acquaint
  • adapt
  • adjust
  • alter
  • amend
  • amplify
  • analyze
  • annotate
  • anthologize
  • arrange
  • assemble
  • assign
  • attune
  • bend
  • blue pencil
  • blue-pencil
  • boil down
  • butcher
  • censor
  • check
  • choose
  • collect
  • compile
  • compose
  • condense
  • condition
  • conform
  • convert
  • copyedit
  • correct
  • customize
  • cut
  • delete
  • discard
  • doctor
  • draft
  • emend
  • engross
  • equip
  • establish
  • excise
  • fact-check
  • familiarize
  • fashion
  • feature
  • fine-tune
  • finish
  • fit
  • fly speck
  • gear
  • get out
  • go over
  • habilitate
  • habituate
  • harden
  • harmonize
  • inure
  • issue
  • make over
  • make up
  • massage
  • match
  • model
  • modify
  • naturalize
  • orient
  • orientate
  • pattern
  • perfect
  • phase
  • polish
  • prepare
  • prescribe
  • prime
  • print
  • proofread
  • publish
  • put
  • put together
  • read
  • readapt
  • readjust
  • ready
  • rearrange
  • recalibrate
  • recast
  • reclaim
  • recopy
  • rectify
  • recycle
  • red-pencil
  • redact
  • redesign
  • redevelop
  • redo
  • redraft
  • reedit
  • reengineer
  • refashion
  • refigure
  • refit
  • refocus
  • register
  • regulate
  • rehash
  • rehearse
  • reinvent
  • rejigger
  • remake
  • remodel
  • rephrase
  • report
  • revamp
  • revise
  • rework
  • rig
  • root
  • scrub
  • season
  • select
  • set up
  • settle
  • shape
  • square
  • strike out
  • style
  • sub
  • subedit
  • suit
  • tailor
  • tighten
  • touch up
  • toughen
  • train
  • transform
  • trim
  • tune
  • write over

Antonyms for edit

  • disarrange
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • disperse
  • disturb
  • indulge
  • keep
  • misadjust
  • ruin
  • scatter
  • separate
  • spoil
  • worsen

Meanings of edit

  • noun
    1. A change to the text of a document.
    2. A change in the text of a file, a website or the code of software.
    3. An interruption or change to an improvised scene.
    4. An alteration to the DNA sequence of a chromosome; an act of gene splicing.
  • verb
    1. To change a text, or a document.
    2. To be the editor of a publication.
    3. To change the contents of a file, website, etc.
    4. To alter the DNA sequence of a chromosome; to perform gene splicing.
    5. To alter a film by cutting and splicing frames.
    6. To cut short or otherwise alter an improvised scene.
    7. To lend itself to editing in a certain way.

Example Sentences

  • The author asked the editor to edit her manuscript for grammar and punctuation errors.
  • Before submitting the report, it's important to carefully edit it for clarity and conciseness.
  • Film directors often work closely with editors to edit footage and create a coherent narrative.
  • Can you please edit the document to include the latest updates before sending it out?
  • As a content creator, part of my job is to edit videos and photos to make them visually appealing.

On this page you'll find 156 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to edit, such as: abridge, acclimate, acclimatize, accommodate, accustom, acquaint, adapt.

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Related Words

vests

  • accords
  • accredits
  • advances
  • affirms
  • allocates
  • allows
  • appoints
  • appropriates
  • approves
  • assigns
  • authorizes
  • awards
  • bequeaths
  • bestows
  • certifies
  • charters
  • clears
  • commends
  • commissions
  • commits
  • confers
  • confides
  • confirms
  • consigns
  • contributes
  • credentials
  • delegates
  • delivers
  • designates
  • dispenses
  • disperses
  • distributes
  • divides
  • donates
  • dubs
  • empowers
  • enables
  • endorses
  • enfranchises
  • entitles
  • entrusts
  • extends
  • fixes
  • furnishes
  • gives
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  • grants
  • hands
  • hands down
  • hands in
  • hands on
  • hands over
  • inaugurates
  • indorses
  • inducts
  • initiates
  • installs
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  • intrusts
  • invests
  • leaves
  • lends
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  • licences
  • licenses
  • loans
  • names
  • offers
  • okays
  • oks
  • passes
  • permits
  • presents
  • privileges
  • proffers
  • provides
  • qualifies
  • recommends
  • recommits
  • redelivers
  • releases
  • relinquishes
  • reposes
  • retransfers
  • retransmits
  • sanctions
  • sets
  • shows
  • submits
  • supplies
  • surrenders
  • swears in
  • transfers
  • transmits
  • trusts
  • turns in
  • turns over
  • validates
  • warrants
  • wills
  • yields

absentmindedness

take to task

  • abase
  • abuse
  • accuse
  • adjudicate
  • admonish
  • afflict
  • animadvert
  • arraign
  • asperse
  • assail
  • attack
  • backbite
  • bad-mouth
  • baste
  • bawl out
  • beef
  • belittle
  • bellyache
  • berate
  • bitch
  • blacklist
  • blame
  • blast
  • boycott
  • brand
  • call down
  • call on the carpet
  • call to task
  • carp
  • carp at
  • carp on
  • castigate
  • cavil
  • censure
  • charge
  • charge with
  • chasten
  • chastise
  • chew out
  • chide
  • climb all over
  • clobber
  • come down on
  • complain
  • condemn
  • contemn
  • cow
  • crab
  • criticize
  • croak
  • crucify
  • curb
  • cut up
  • damn
  • declaim
  • decry
  • defame
  • denigrate
  • denounce
  • denunciate
  • deprecate
  • deride
  • derogate
  • dis
  • disapprove
  • discipline
  • discommend
  • discredit
  • disparage
  • dispraise
  • diss
  • dress down
  • drub
  • excoriate
  • expose
  • expostulate
  • exprobate
  • fault
  • find fault with
  • finger
  • flay
  • fry
  • fulminate against
  • fuss
  • get after
  • gibbet
  • give a talking-to
  • give comeuppance
  • give the devil
  • give the dickens
  • give tongue-lashing
  • go after
  • gripe
  • grouse
  • growl
  • grumble
  • hammer
  • hang something on
  • harangue
  • have on the carpet
  • have words
  • humble
  • impeach
  • implicate
  • impugn
  • incriminate
  • indict
  • inveigh against
  • jaw
  • jawbone
  • judge
  • jump on
  • keelhaul
  • keep aft
  • kick
  • knock
  • kvetch
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • lash
  • lay down the law
  • lay into
  • lay on
  • lean on
  • lecture
  • lesson
  • light into
  • look askance
  • lower the boom
  • moan
  • mock
  • monish
  • murmur
  • mutter
  • nag
  • niggle
  • objurate
  • objurgate
  • oppose
  • ostracize
  • pan
  • pay
  • penalize
  • pick apart
  • pillory
  • preach
  • proscribe
  • prosecute
  • pull apart
  • punish
  • put down
  • quibble
  • rag
  • rail
  • rake
  • rake over the coals
  • rap
  • rat
  • rate
  • read
  • read out
  • read the riot act
  • ream
  • rebuff
  • rebuke
  • recriminate
  • remonstrate
  • reprehend
  • repress
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reprove
  • restrain
  • revile
  • ridicule
  • rip
  • rip into
  • scoff
  • scold
  • score
  • scorn
  • scourge
  • show up
  • sit on
  • skewer
  • skin
  • slag
  • slam
  • slash
  • smear
  • soften
  • sound off
  • stigmatize
  • subdue
  • tame
  • taunt
  • tear apart
  • tell off
  • threaten
  • tick off
  • tongue-lash
  • trim
  • try
  • tweak
  • upbraid
  • vilify
  • vituperate
  • whine
  • yell at
  • zap

rapidness

  • acceleration
  • alacrity
  • briskness
  • bustle
  • carelessness
  • celerity
  • clip
  • dash
  • dispatch
  • drive
  • expedition
  • expeditiousness
  • fastness
  • fleetness
  • flurry
  • foolhardiness
  • gait
  • haste
  • hastiness
  • heedlessness
  • hurly-burly
  • hurriedness
  • hurry
  • hustle
  • hustling
  • impatience
  • impetuosity
  • incautiousness
  • nimbleness
  • pace
  • precipitancy
  • precipitateness
  • precipitation
  • precipitousness
  • prematureness
  • press
  • promptitude
  • promptness
  • quickness
  • rapidity
  • rashness
  • rate
  • recklessness
  • rush
  • scamper
  • scramble
  • scurry
  • scuttle
  • speed
  • speediness
  • swiftness
  • tempo
  • urgency
  • velocity
  • warp speed

quickening

  • abetting
  • accelerating
  • acceleration
  • activating
  • actuating
  • adrenalizing
  • aggravating
  • aiding
  • angering
  • animating
  • annoying
  • appealing
  • arousing
  • awakening
  • awaking
  • boosting
  • bothersome
  • bracing
  • breathtaking
  • bundling
  • buoying
  • challenging
  • charged
  • charging
  • cheering
  • dispatching
  • driving
  • easing
  • edgy
  • electrifying
  • emboldening
  • encouraging
  • energizing
  • enflaming
  • enkindling
  • enlivening
  • enraging
  • exasperating
  • exciting
  • exhilarating
  • expediting
  • explosive
  • facilitating
  • fast-tracking
  • fermenting
  • fiery
  • filliping
  • firing
  • fomenting
  • fortifying
  • galling
  • galvanizing
  • goading
  • gripping
  • hair-raising
  • hastening
  • heartening
  • hectic
  • hurrying
  • impelling
  • incendiary
  • inciting
  • inducing
  • inflaming
  • inflammatory
  • infusing
  • inspirational
  • inspiring
  • instigating
  • instigative
  • interesting
  • invigorating
  • irksome
  • irritating
  • juicing up
  • jump-starting
  • kindling
  • lifting
  • lively
  • maddening
  • motivating
  • motivational
  • motivative
  • motiving
  • moving
  • pesky
  • piquing
  • prodding
  • propelling
  • provocative
  • provoking
  • pushing
  • racing
  • raising
  • rallying
  • re-energizing
  • reactivating
  • reanimating
  • reawakening
  • reawaking
  • recharging
  • recreating
  • reenergizing
  • refreshening
  • refreshing
  • regenerating
  • reinvigorating
  • rejuvenating
  • rekindling
  • renewing
  • restimulating
  • resurrecting
  • resuscitating
  • revitalizing
  • reviving
  • rousing
  • rushing
  • setting off
  • sparking
  • spiking
  • spine-tingling
  • spurring
  • steeling
  • stimulating
  • stirring
  • strengthening
  • thought-provoking
  • thrilling
  • titillating
  • triggering
  • turning on
  • upsetting
  • urging
  • vexatious
  • vexing
  • vitalizing
  • vivifying
  • whisking

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