Similar words: accredited, expedite, mediterranean, premeditated, edit, editor, credit, edition. Meaning: ['edɪt] 
adj. improved or corrected by critical editing.
adj. improved or corrected by critical editing. 
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1. The swear words were edited out .
2. Janet edited books for a variety of publishers.
3. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.
4. This is the edited version of my speech .
5. We edited out some unnecessary words or sentences from the draft.
6. His voice will be edited out of the final film.
7. It was edited from the original text.
8. The interviewer's questions have been edited out.
9. They must have edited bits of the interview out.
10. She has edited the media studies quarterly(sentencedict.com), Screen.
11. The film was heavily edited for screening on television.
12. Coughs and extraneous noises can be edited out.
13. The movie has been edited for strong language .
14. They're showing the edited highlights of last month's game.
15. This collection of essays is edited by Ellen Knight.
16. He edited a book of poetry carefully.
17. She edited that line out again.
18. He must have edited a lot of the interview out.
19. He edited the report that was to be presented to the committee at the hearing.
20. Most of the violent scenes were edited out for television.
21. Four-letter words are often edited out of films before they are shown on television.
22. The authoress has edited out all references to her own family.
23. The document was edited before being circulated in its final form.
24. All the objectionable words and phrases were edited out of the manuscripts.
25. Letters published in the newspaper are edited for brevity and clarity.
26. All references to the scandal were edited out of the tape.
27. The film's 129 minutes were edited down from 150 hours of footage.
28. Anything offensive will be edited out at a later stage.
29. They edited out references to her father in the interview.
30. She also edited our magazine for several years.
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