1. relating to or involving revision or the act of revising
2. having the right to possess or inherit property after the current owner’s interest ends
Usage: legal

Examples

• The editor made several revisionary changes to the manuscript.
• The committee proposed a revisionary approach to the policy.
• His revisionary interpretation of the text sparked debate among scholars.
• The revisionary interest in the property would pass to his children.
• She took a revisionary stance on the historical events.
• The revisionary process improved the quality of the final document.