Alter
Rewriting
Rewriting noun - Editing that involves writing something again.
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Synonyms for Rewriting
Alter and rewriting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alter" instead a verb "Rewriting".
Nearby Words: rewrite, rewritable
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Rewriting Reality: It's possible to alter games and their inhabitants by messing with the source code.
Source: Disney / Wreck-It Ralph -
First, Delvian Pa'us of a high enough level can alter one's perception of reality to the point of completely rewriting their memories.
Source: Master of Illusion -
Used a little oddly, but nonetheless awesomely, in The Sandman, in which humanity is able to alter its entire destiny simply by having all humans dream all at once, completely rewriting all the laws of the universe and in the process dramatically shifting its place within said universe.
Source: Screw Destiny
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