Revice
/rɪˈvaɪs/noun
An obsolete form of the verb “revise,” meaning to review or amend.
Did you know?Revice is an obsolete spelling connected to Latin videre, “to see,” the same root behind vision and evidence—suggesting that revision began as a second act of seeing.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*weyd-
“To see or know”
Classical Latin
Latin
vidēre
“To see”
Classical Latin
Latin
revisere
“To look at again or inspect”
Late Middle English
English
revice
“An obsolete form related to “revise,” meaning to review”
15th Century
English
revise
“To review or examine again”
Modern English
English
revise
“To reconsider, amend, or study material again”