How Do You Spell SUBEDIT?

Pronunciation: [sˈʌbɪdˌɪt] (IPA)

In British English, the act of editing is often spelled as "subedit", with the stress on the second syllable. IPA transcription for this word is /'sʌb.ɛd.ɪt/. The initial "s" is unvoiced, the "u" is pronounced as in "but", the "b" is voiced, the following "e" represents a schwa sound, the "d" is voiced, and the final syllable is pronounced as "it". This spelling originated from the Latin word "sub", meaning "under", and "editor", meaning "editor".

SUBEDIT Meaning and Definition

1. Subedit (verb/noun): Subediting is the process of editing and refining written material, such as articles or manuscripts, with the aim of improving grammar, style, clarity, and coherence. A subeditor, also known as a copy editor, is responsible for conducting this process of subediting.

   In the realm of publishing, subediting involves thorough examination of the text to correct any typographical errors, spelling mistakes, or grammatical inaccuracies. A subeditor carefully scrutinizes the language and structure of the writing to enhance its readability and flow. They ensure that the material adheres to the established style guidelines or house style of the publication, maintaining consistency throughout. Additionally, a subeditor may undertake fact-checking and verify the accuracy of information to avoid any potential misinformation or false claims.

   Subediting is not limited to printed publications; it also encompasses digital platforms, including websites or online publications. Subeditors adapt their skills to the specific requirements of online content, such as optimizing text for search engine optimization (SEO) and ensuring readability on various devices.

   The role of a subeditor requires a keen eye for detail, a strong command of language and grammar, and the ability to maintain the author's voice while improving the overall quality of the writing. Subediting is an essential part of the publishing process, contributing to the creation of polished, error-free, and engaging content.

Common Misspellings for SUBEDIT

• aubedit
• zubedit
• xubedit
• dubedit
• eubedit
• wubedit
• sybedit
• shbedit
• sjbedit
• sibedit
• s8bedit
• s7bedit
• suvedit
• sunedit
• suhedit
• sugedit
• subwdit
• subsdit
• subddit

Etymology of SUBEDIT

The word "subedit" comes from the combination of two terms: "sub-" and "edit".

- "Sub-" originated from the Latin word "sub", meaning "under" or "below".

- "Edit" is derived from the Latin word "editus", which means "publish", "put forth", or "issue".

Therefore, "subedit" is a blending of these two roots, implying the act of editing work that is done under or below someone else's editing or publishing authority. It typically refers to the process of editing materials, such as manuscripts, articles, or other written content, before they are published or finalized.

Similar spelling words for SUBEDIT

• Speeded,
• Spited,
• in-sipidity,
• SPDDD,
• zapateado,
• spudded,
• xpedite,
• SPTDT,
• septite,
• speeded-up,
• spadaite,
• two-spotted,
• white-spotted,
• sopited,
• Spaded,
• SPADAT,
• Spatted,
• black-spotted,
• red-spotted,
• Cinque-spotted,
• subeditor,
• gray-spotted,
• sopdet,
• subdewed,
• Eye-spotted,
• zapodidae,
• SBDATA,
• dark-spotted,
• septate,
• yellow-spotted,
• spotted,
• un-spotted,
• Supputate,
• subiodide,
• purple-spotted,
• septet,
• subdued,
• ciputat,
• Subdita,
• sepadded,
• septette,
• sapidity,
• re-spited,
• maroon-spotted,
• spotted-fever,
• subtitle,
• Sputatio,
• Subiodid,
• spighted,
• spotted-owl,
• Spouted,
• liver-spotted,
• Spitted,
• zeptowatt.

Conjugate verb Subedit

CONDITIONAL

I would subedit

you would subedit

he/she/it would subedit

we would subedit

they would subedit

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be subediting

you would be subediting

he/she/it would be subediting

we would be subediting

they would be subediting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have subedit

you would have subedit

he/she/it would have subedit

we would have subedit

they would have subedit

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been subediting

you would have been subediting

he/she/it would have been subediting

we would have been subediting

they would have been subediting

FUTURE

I will subedit

you will subedit

he/she/it will subedit

we will subedit

they will subedit

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be subediting

you will be subediting

he/she/it will be subediting

we will be subediting

they will be subediting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have subedited

you will have subedited

he/she/it will have subedited

we will have subedited

they will have subedited

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been subediting

you will have been subediting

he/she/it will have been subediting

we will have been subediting

they will have been subediting

IMPERATIVE

you subedit

we let´s subedit

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to subedit

PAST

I subedited

you subedited

he/she/it subedited

we subedited

they subedited

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was subediting

you were subediting

he/she/it was subediting

we were subediting

they were subediting

PAST PARTICIPLE

subedited

PAST PERFECT

I had subedited

you had subedited

he/she/it had subedited

we had subedited

they had subedited

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been subediting

you had been subediting

he/she/it had been subediting

we had been subediting

they had been subediting

PRESENT

I subedit

you subedit

he/she/it subedits

we subedit

they subedit

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am subediting

you are subediting

he/she/it is subediting

we are subediting

they are subediting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

subediting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have subedited

you have subedited

he/she/it has subedited

we have subedited

they have subedited

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been subediting

you have been subediting

he/she/it has been subediting

we have been subediting

they have been subediting