redoes

Goes another round

Redoes is the third-person singular present tense of redo—to do something again, typically to improve or correct it: She redoes her makeup before every meeting.

The word implies dissatisfaction with the first attempt: He redoes the entire report whenever his boss requests changes.

revision

rewrites

Subsequent manuscript versions

amends · corrects · modifies · updates · improves · refines · polishes · tweaks · adjusts · alters

renovation

remodels

Alters existing structures

restores · refreshes · makeovers · updates · transforms · revamps · redesigns · reconstructs · rebuilds · rehabilitates

repetition

repeats

Occurs more than once

duplicates · replicates · reproduces · reenacts · restages · rehashes · recycles · iterates · copies · mirrors

Opposites
repetition vs. originality

redoesoriginates

Starts or arises from

initiates · creates · begins · starts · invents

revision vs. preservation

redoeskeeps

Retains or strongholds

preserves · leaves alone · maintains · retains · accepts

Phrases
Family

redo, redone, redoing

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G