drafting
/ˈdræftɪŋ/
noun
- The process of preparing a preliminary version of a written document, plan, or design.
- He is skilled in the drafting of legal documents.
- The drafting of the contract took several weeks of careful work.
- She spent the morning drafting the proposal for the new project.
- The act of drawing or designing technical plans, especially for buildings or machinery.
- She used computer software for the drafting of the new engine design.
- He studied drafting in college and now works as an architect.
- The drafting of the bridge plans required precise measurements.
- The selection and assignment of individuals for a specific duty, such as military service or a sports team.
- The team's drafting of new players was praised by fans.
- The drafting of volunteers for the rescue mission was completed quickly.
- The drafting of soldiers into the army happened during the war.
adjective
- Used for or related to the process of creating technical drawings or plans.
- He enrolled in a drafting course to improve his design skills.
- She bought a new drafting table for her architecture work.
- The drafting tools include rulers, compasses, and pencils.