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reviewal|rɪˈvjuːəl|
[f. as prec. + -al1.]
1. The act of reviewing or revising; an instance of this.
1650Descr. Fut. Hist. Europe 11 He that returns back in reviewall of the conjuctions and fiery Triplicities, may see how they have in part prognosticated the present troubles. 1665Barrow in Corr. Sci. Men (1841) II. 45, I shall hardly ever induce myself to take the pains..requisite for the reviewal of them. 1844Sir J. Coleridge Dowling & Lownde's Reports 49 This Court will direct a reviewal of his [the master's] taxation. 1864Sat. Rev. XVIII. 455/2 His reviewals of the findings of courts-martial, his observations on the faults of the British cavalry. 1885Law Times LXXVIII. 340/2 A summons was taken out..to have a reviewal of the taxation of his bill of costs.
2. A review of a book. Also without article.
1798W. Taylor in Robberds Mem. (1843) I. 229 How angry the Anti-jacobin Magazine is with a reviewal of D'Ivernois in the appendix to the Monthly! 1805Southey Let. in Life (1850) II. 355, I perceive that the reviewals of Madoc have in a certain degree influenced you. 1834Blackw. Mag. XXXVI. 273, I treat his offer of a reviewal of Mr. Hunt's London Journal with disdain. 1865Monthly Packet Dec. 718 A fair subject for reviewal in a magazine. |