draft

noun53 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.6

the last version of a document, ready for submission or publication

the very first version of a written work

an unfinished version that needs more work

one of the first versions of a document

the first version, before revisions

the first version from which others were developed

a version of the draft that has been changed or improved

an early draft for discussion before it is finalized

a version that is actively being developed and is not final

compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces

to write a document with great attention to detail

written in a skillful and effective way

to write a document correctly and appropriately

referring to how a document was written in its first form

written in a way that is not of good quality

written in a poor or ineffective way

written in a short amount of time

written quickly and without enough care

a preliminary version of a report

a preliminary version of a formal suggestion

a preliminary version of a legal agreement

a preliminary outline of a proposed course of action

a preliminary financial plan

a proposed law before it is officially presented

a preliminary version of an agreement

proposed laws considered by a legislature

a proposed law that has not yet been passed

a proposed version of a country's fundamental laws

existing as a draft, not as a final version

contained within a version of the document

to compose the text of a draft

to prepare and write a formal document

to formally give a draft for approval or consideration

to get a draft ready

to finish writing a draft

to examine or assess a draft

to create or make a draft

to deliver a draft to someone for review

to finish writing a draft

to officially agree to a draft

to make a draft available

to make a draft available to the public

to formally release or distribute a draft

to illegally avoid being conscripted

to legally prevent being conscripted

to be against compulsory military service

to reintroduce compulsory military service

to be in favor of compulsory military service

to formally reintroduce compulsory military service