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rough draft

noun as in the first draft of a document

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He believed in the importance of contributing to the first rough draft of history.

He sent Warner Bros., a rough draft of a screenplay called Tex-X.

Adventure Time then contracts their animation out to Rough Draft Studios in Seoul.

A rough draft of the song that became “I Saw Her Standing There” went: “She was just seventeen / Never been a beauty queen.”

Embrace the fact that a rough draft is meant to be just that—rough—and keep going.

It was the document that is before me, which I take to be a rough draft of what he typed.

The address is all set down in the notes, and there also exists the first rough draft, with the emendations in his own hand.

The rough draft was prepared by two or three members of the Commission, and the counsel, in different sections.

The rough draft was given after his marriage to Lady Byron, who had no idea to what it could possibly refer.

Ht had a rough draft and went all through the camp taking advanced orders for it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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