redrawn
Illustrated once more
Redrawn is the past participle of redraw, meaning to draw again or anew.
Maps and boundaries get redrawn after wars or political changes.
Lines in contracts or agreements may be redrawn during negotiations.
Artists redraw sketches to improve them, and electoral districts are redrawn to reflect population shifts.
The peace treaty left the borders of Europe completely redrawn.
Lines marking separation
- bordersLines separating regions
- mapSpatial representation of terrain
- territoryLand under jurisdiction
- districtBounded administrative area
constituency · zone · demarcation · redistricted · gerrymandered · electoral · precinct · partition
Changed to improve
- correctedFixed what was wrong
- modifiedChanged in some way
- alteredChanged from before
- reworkedAltered after initial attempt
edited · updated · refined · adjusted · overhauled · reconceived · reimagined · reconsidered
boundaries
Lines marking separation
district · constituency · zone · demarcation · redistricted · gerrymandered · electoral · precinct · partition · survey
amended
Changed to improve
reworked · edited · updated · refined · adjusted · overhauled · reconceived · reimagined · reconsidered · reformulated
sketched
Drew roughly, briefly
- illustratedShown with images
- renderedDepicted or processed
- depictedRepresented in visual form
penciled · inked · outlined · traced · composed · shaded · drafted · charcoaled · painted · brushed
redrawnoriginal
First or inventive
unaltered · unchanged · unmodified · initial · first draft