Writing something again, usually to improve it, fix errors, or change the story completely.
Combines the prefix re- (again) with writing, from Old English writan. This is a relatively modern usage that became common once writing became widespread in society.
Authors and screenwriters rewrite constantly—often the first draft is just getting ideas out, and rewriting is where the real magic happens. Studies show professional writers spend about 70% of their time rewriting rather than creating initial drafts.
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