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noun making changes ADJ. complete, considerable, drastic, extensive, fundamental, major, radical, substantial, thorough | minor | constant, frequent | downward, upward an upward revision of government expenditure plans | policy, treaty VERB + REVISION propose, recommend, suggest | call for, demand They called for revisions to the treaty. | be open to, be subject to Our conclusions are always open to revision in the light of fresh evidence. | undergo The scheme has recently undergone drastic revision. | agree (to), announce, approve In October Parliament approved a revision of the budget. | bring about, lead to, result in | carry out, complete, conduct, make, undertake PREP. ~ in This has brought about a radical revision in the style of school management. | ~ to revisions to the plan PHRASES the process of revision The process of revision continued at rehearsals. studying VERB + REVISION do I've got to do some maths revision tonight. REVISION + NOUN class, course, lesson | question PREP. ~ for revision for tomorrow's history exam
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