redact
/rɪˈdækt/
verb
- To edit or remove sensitive or private information from a document before making it public.
- The lawyer had to redact the names of the witnesses from the report.
- Government agencies often redact classified details from released files.
- She used a black marker to redact her personal information from the form.
- To prepare a document for publication by editing or revising it.
- He spent hours redacting the report to ensure it was clear and accurate.
- The committee redacted the final version of the proposal.
- The editor will redact the manuscript before it goes to print.
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