wrote something again or in a new way; created a new version of a written work.
From 're-' (again) plus 'wrote' (past tense of write). This straightforward compound follows the productive pattern of adding 're-' to verb forms to indicate repetition.
Famous authors rewrite constantly—Ernest Hemingway rewrote the ending of 'A Farewell to Arms' over 40 times, and J.K. Rowling completely rewrote entire Harry Potter chapters after thinking of better plot connections.
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