Adaptation and Rewriting

Adaptation

Adaptation noun - The act or process of changing something to fit a new use or situation.
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Synonyms for Adaptation

Rewriting and adaptation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rewriting" instead a noun "Adaptation".

Rewriting

Rewriting noun - Editing that involves writing something again.
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Synonyms for Rewriting

Adaptation and rewriting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Adaptation" instead a noun "Rewriting".

Nearby Words: rewrite, rewritable

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  • More Than Mind Control In the Sword of Truth adaptation Legend of the Seeker, Darken Rahl does this to the hero's sister after she gets amnesia, rewriting her memory from scratch with him as the compassionate hero and her brother as evil.
  • Since it was actually meant to be a direct adaptation, and was ripe with Continuity Snarl, some of the later books also took a broad strokes approach to the novel itself, if not outright rewriting some scenes to fit the real canon.
    Source: Broad Strokes
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