edited
/ˈɛdɪtɪd/
verb
- To prepare written material for publication by correcting, revising, or adapting it.
- She edited the student's essay to fix the grammar and spelling mistakes.
- The newspaper editor edited the article to make it shorter and clearer.
- He edited his novel several times before sending it to the publisher.
- To make changes to a video, audio recording, or digital file by cutting, rearranging, or adding effects.
- I edited the photo on my phone to adjust the brightness and contrast.
- They edited the wedding video to include only the best moments.
- The filmmaker edited the scene to remove the background noise.
- To be in charge of the content and direction of a newspaper, magazine, or website.
- She edited the school newspaper for two years.
- The team edited the blog, choosing which stories to publish each week.
- He edited a popular science magazine before retiring.
adjective
- Having been changed or corrected, especially to improve quality or accuracy.
- The edited footage was much shorter than the original recording.
- Please send me the edited document so I can review the changes.
- The edited version of the report had fewer errors.