redid
Renovated from scratch
Redid is the past tense of redo—to do something again, typically to improve or correct it: She redid the entire presentation after getting feedback.
The word often implies dissatisfaction with a first attempt: He redid the paint job three times before he was satisfied.
Revise text substantially
- editModify written material
- reviseAlter to improve
- rephraseExpress differently
- redraftCompose again differently
amend · modify · update · rework · overhaul · remodel · restructure · reformulate
Attempt something again
- repeatDo or say again
- reworkModify something already made
- revisitExamine again later
- remakeNew version created
reattempt · restart · rerun · reenact · replicate · reproduce · reapply · recycle
rewrite
Revise text substantially
redraft · amend · modify · update · rework · overhaul · remodel · restructure · reformulate · reshape
retry
Attempt something again
remake · reattempt · restart · rerun · reenact · replicate · reproduce · reapply · recycle · reboot
fix
Repair or solution
repair · mend · patch · debug · troubleshoot · amend · adjust
refine
Remove impurities from
improve · perfect · optimize · elevate · sharpen · fine-tune · buff · beautify · renovate · renew
redidleft alone
Not interfered with
kept · preserved · maintained · ignored · retained
redidundid
Reversed or loosened
destroyed · demolished · ruined · wrecked · dismantled
- redo buttonRestores reversed action
- undo redoOpposite editing commands paired