Redline
/ˈrɛd.laɪn/
Definitions
- (n.) A version of a contract or document showing changes from a previous draft, typically marked in red.
The attorney reviewed the redline to identify all modifications made in the latest draft.
- (v.) To mark a document with corrections or changes, often using red ink or digital equivalent.
Please redline the agreement to highlight the proposed amendments.
Forms
- redlines
- redlined
- redlining
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Commentary
Redlining is commonly used in contract negotiations to facilitate clear identification of amendments, improving collaborative editing and review.
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