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Crossword clue for "STET"

STET: It's used when you have the wrong change

Other crossword clues for answer "STET"

STET: Dele's superceder; Let it stand, to an editor; Editor's mark; Galley mark; Galley marking; Margin marking; Marginal notation; Leave it in, editorially; Leave this in; Cancel a dele; Editor's notation; Leave in, after all; Let stand; Manuscript mark; Printer's direction; Proofer's order; Editor's order; Editor's marginal note; Editorial notation; Let it stand; Opposite of "dele"; Printer's term; Printing direction; Proofer's mark; Proofreader's word; Undo a dele; Editor's sign of ignorance?; Crosswordese word, with or without its first letter; Editorial "leave it"; Cancel an edit; Mind-changer's mark; It's fine, editorially; Don't change a thing ...; Editor's "nevermind"; Never mind! notation; Leave it, to a proofreader; Hard to believe, but they had it right the first time; My bad in proofs; Nope, you had it right the first time, on a proof; The author was correct; You don't know what you're talking about on pages; Blue pencil marking; Dotted underscore in blue pencil; Dotted underscore marking; Note in the margin; Order to keep on the books?; Reminder to stick to one's story?; What blue dots signify; [The copy-editor doesn't know what she's talking about]; Dele breaker; [What were you thinking??] in galleys; Order to keep one's word?; [The other copy editor didn't know what he was doing]; Forget this correction; Go back to the original text; Dots on a galley; Galley override; Leave in command; MS. directive; Proofreader's mark; It was right the first time; Proofreading instruction; Leave unchanged; Proofreader's row of dots; Correction correction; Opposite of 23 Across; Dele undoer; Okay to leave; Unchange?; Editorial override; Let this stand; Overwrite a blue pencil; Editorial instruction; Leave text as is!; What dots denote, in proofreading; Let it stand, to editors; Editorial "never mind"; Proofreader's "never mind"; Delete a deletion; Editorial word; Actually, just keep it; Don't change, on second thought; Disregard that mark; Put that back; I shouldn't have changed that; Whoever made that mark was wrong; Maybe leave that actually; Proofer's countermand; Ignore the emendation; Leave as is; Leave in, to an editor; Leave-as-it-was notation; Proof word; Proofreader's "leave it"; Scratch a dele; [Ignore this deletion]; Editor's "put it back in"; Editor's cancellation notation; Leave in, to a proofreader; Editor's "Let it stand"; It's okay after all in editing; Bit of marginalia; Dele's opposite; Editorial mark; Let it be, editorially; Leave it in, to an editor; Dele canceller; Dele retractor; Editor's "let it be"; Ditch a dele; Let be, editorially; Proofer's notation; Manuscript marking; Proof command; Proofer's command; Proofmarker's marking; Editorial directive; Dele killer?; Galley notation; Leave in, as text; Let it be, on a proof; Order to a printer; Ignore previous notation; Keep after all marking; Editor's "ignore me"; Editor's override; Editorial marking; Editorial undoer; It undoes a dele; Keep in; Proofreading annotation; Leave it, to a typesetter; Leave in; Cancel that change; Ignore my correction; Blue penciller's override; Editor's countermand; Proofreader's "leave as printed"; Reversal of Fortune?; Leave it in; Copyeditor's mark; Editor's reversal; Leave it, editorially; Marginal marking; Marginal word; Editor's "keep it"; Editorial nullification; Mark of editorial reconsideration; Belay that deletion!; Copy editor's marking; Editor's note; Keep as is, from an editor; Let stand, to an editor; Mark that means "do not change"; Editor's direction; Dele me out?; Let it stand, at Time; Don't change! to a printer; Don't dele; Don't delete; No dele; The dele's off; Leave in, editorially; Marginal mark; Ed. note; Ed.'s note; Leave as is, in editing; Let stand, in editing; Dele reversal; Editing notation; Proof direction; Editorial reconsideration; Galley reversal; Proof mark; Proofreader's notation; Editor's "leave it in"; Editor's change of heart; Proof reversal; [Never mind that deletion]; Editor's cancellation; Galley order; Never mind, in certain instances; Annul an edit; Galley instruction; Marginal note; Leave it; Editorial U-turn; Proof instruction; Put back in; Ignore that change, to a printer; Let it be; Printer's "let it stand"; Don't change it; Go back on the dele?; Re-edit, in a way; Renege on a dele?; Editor's "leave it"; Ignore a Time change?; Keep one's word?; Leave be; Ignore that editing change; Kill the dele; Don't change that; Manuscript editor's "Leave it in"; Never mind, to an editor; Ignore that edit; Cancel the dele; Cancellation of a kind; Change one's mind about changing; Editorial cancellation; Proofreading mark; Ignore this change; Copy editor's "Leave it in"; Editor's afterthought; Cancel that deletion; Leave it in mark; Dele canceler; Editor's retraction; Editorial "let it stand"; Newsroom cancellation; Ignore that dele mark; Editor's "never mind that change"; Do not remove mark; Editor's "On second thought" decision; Editor's backpedaling; Editorial reconsideration word; Don't delete mark; Editor's "Don't change that"; Note in a proof; Proofer's "Leave it alone"; [Ignore that dele]; [It's a keeper]; [Keep this clue]; Cancel, as an edit; Mark meaning "keep"; Ignore that suggested edit; Editor's "As you were"; 13-Across's override; Editor's "Actually, don't cut that"; Don't change, to an editor; 57 Across undoer; Manuscript directive; Margin mark; Proofer's retraction; Don't expunge that!; Leave it be; Cancellation notation; Leave alone, to a proofer; Opposite of 60 Across; Proofreader's marking; Proofreader's note; Proofer's word; Dele deactivator; Leave in "Time"?; Manscript marking; Printing mark; Proofer's "Never mind"; Proofer's undoer; Proofreader's second thought; Keep it notation; Editor's command; Editor's comment; Editor's second thought; Rescind a dele; Dele a dele; Galley directive; Proof annotation; Proofreader's "keep"; Retract a deletion; Alteration canceler; Proof notation; Proofreader's instruction; Proofreading notation; Copy editor's notation; Change-of-mind word; Editor's "don't delete"; Editor's "undo"; Editor's instruction; Leave it alone; Leave it alone notation; Directive for printers; Proofreader's undoer; Keep it mark; Editor's "Leave it alone"; Leave alone; Editor's directive; Editor's request; Editor's "don't change"; Leave; Mark on galleys; Literally, "let it stand"; Proofreader's "don't change"; Don't strike notation; Decide not to take out; Don't remove; Don't strike out; Leave in place; Proofreader's "leave it" mark; Don't delete notation; Leave in a galley; Mark to keep; Undo a body modification, perhaps; Leave it in notation; Change one's mind about dropping; Proofreader's "don't delete"; Undo a deletion; Don't remove instruction; Don't remove notation; Never mind marking; Editorial retraction; Decide to keep instead; Instruction to retain; Don't delete marking; Allow to stand; Mark for retention.; Mark in a margin; Retain; Never mind in editor-speak; Cancel a correction; Mark on a manuscript; What dots beneath a proofreading mark mean; Marginal manuscript marking; Nix a dele; Mark with subscript dots; Proof marking; Mark to undo a deletion; Put back in after striking out; Direction in proof-reading.; Proofreader's direction.; Nickname of Secretary of State.; Okay as it was.; As it was.; Printer's word.; Disregard mark of omission.; Printer's word for "let it stand."; Notation in proofreading.; Proofreader's term.; Retain: Printing.; Printing term.; Word in proofreader's patois.; Word on a galley.; Proof term.; Retain, in printing.; Direction to a printer.; Note on a galley proof.; Disregard the change, on a galley proof.; Printer's instruction.; Term in printing.; Copyreader's term.; Printer's mark.; Direction to printer.; Let it stand: Printing.; Cancel a deletion.; Editor's word.; Galley reader's term.; Galley term.; Opposite of 27 Across.; Printer's sign.; Editor's term.; Let it stand: Lat.; Copy desk work.; Latin verb used on galleys.; Instruction on a proof.; Printer's Latin term.; Dele's antithesis.; Hands off, printer!; Nullify a dele.; Printing instruction.; Printer's symbol; Printing word; Proofreading word; Sign on a galley; Word on a proof; Mark on a proof; Composing-room word; Manuscript notation; Printer's order; Cancel a change on a galley; Proof correction; Typesetter's cue; Word in proofreading; Galley word; Printing directive; Proofreading direction; ___ processus (delay order in law); MS. mark; Restore to copy; Word canceling a deletion; Dele not; Directive to typesetter; Editing direction; Cancel a change; Editor's signal; Editorial O.K.; Note for a typesetter; Proofreader's order; Another printing directive; Redactor's word; Word on a galley proof; Dele denial; Dele that dele!; Directive to a printer; Let it stay; Copy editor's term; Editor's annotation; Opposite of 26 Down; Touch not!; Printer's notation; Margin directive; Margin directive to a printer; Printer's directive; Do not omit; Editor's "Don't dele"; Editor's O.K.; Nullify a correction; Nullify a deletion; Blue-pencil notation; Delete a dele; Editor's word of reversal; Editorial direction; Retain, in a way; Don't delete this; Don't strike!; Reinstate; Opposite of 65-Across; Editor's scribble; Keep as is; Keep it in; Keep it; Put back; Undo a change; Let stand, in editorial parlance; Mark of reconsideration; Order on margin?; Symbol in proofreading; Keep this; Put it back; Undo mark; Dele overrider; Editor's overruling; Going back in Time?; Mark consisting of a series of dots; Typesetting mark; Manuscript annotation; Margin notation; Proofer's 33-Down; Proofreader's directive; [Do not delete]; Let stand direction; Not delete; Put it back in; Galley countermand; Leave in, in proofreading; Mark in the margin; Mark indicating "O.K. as is"; What a line of dots may signify; Don't change; Do not change, to an editor; Leave in, to a proofer; Decide to leave; Editing mark; Unmake changes; Leave without changing; Proofreader's "reinstate" mark; What "........" means to a typesetter; [Ignore edit]; Indication to leave something in; Indicator of second thoughts; Mark meaning "no change"; Opposite of 64-Down; Put back in order?; Put back, in a way; See 46-Down; Word for a keeper?; Amendment to an amendment; Keep in order?; Reinstate, in a way; Restoration notation; Time reversal?; Typesetting direction; Editor's "On second thought"; Latin for "let it stand"; Proofer's direction; Editor's "Let it stay"; Proofer's "oops"; [Ignore prior marks]; Editorial reversal; End up leaving; Let stand, editorially; Reversal of a 29-Across; Instruction to a typesetter; Proofreader's "leave it in"; Leave as is, to a proofreader; Never mind, it's fine; Decide to keep after all; [Actually, don't delete this]; [Never mind]; Ignore this, in proofreading; Leave in, to a copy editor; Leave it, on paper; Editor's "Forget I wrote that"; Editor's "my bad," maybe; Editorial overruling; Proofreader's "leave that in"; [Cancel previous edit]; Ignore that change, to a proofreader; [Actually, don't change that]; Editor's "my bad"; Editor's "don't touch"; Manuscript imperative; Absorb the loss; 'Keep this in'; 'Let it be,' to a proofer; 'Keep it in' notation; Editor's 'keep this in'; Proofer's 'keep this in'; Editor's 'put this back in'; Proofreader's "that's OK"; Editorial "Forget it!"; Editor's veto; Leave text in!; Keep as is marking; Editor's "never mind, leave it"; Confident reply from a writer to an editor, maybe; Copy editor's "never mind"; Editing term from the Latin for "let it stand"; Editor's "ignore that"; Proofreader's "I changed my mind"; Proofreader's note that means "ignore the edit"; Editor's choice; Keep in print; Never mind, to a proofer; Don't change a word!; Proofreader's save; Dele reverser; Dele countermand; Do not cut; Margin mark, perhaps; Order in; Let it stand, editorially; Marginal mark, perhaps; Printer's reversal; Dele opposite; Leave unchanged, to an editor; Manuscript marking, perhaps; Proofreader's marking, perhaps; Proofreader's note, perhaps; Don't change this!; It's OK after all in editing; Leave this alone; Dele's negator; Annotation in proofreading; Editor's word in the margins; Nullify an edit; It's fine as it is; Leave it be editorially; Let it stay, to a printer; Proofreader's mark, sometimes; Let it ride, to a proofer; Let it stand in editorial circles; Proofreader's "keep it"; Don't change this! (editorially); Editor's mark, sometimes; Marking from a proofreader; Proofer's editorial mark; Proofer's mark, sometimes; Proofer's notation remark; Proofreader's reversal; Hands off, editorially; Let it stand in editing; Let stand command; Save that deletion!; Editor's decision; Leave in, in margins; Put back, editorially; Put back, to an editor; (Actually, don't change this); Editor's repeal; Proofer's "undo"; Proofing mark; Ignore that change, in a proof; Leave it as is, to an editor; Leave uncut to Ochs; Let stand to Ochs; Printers save; Dele's countermand; Leave as written; Let it run, to printers; Let it stay, editorially; Editor's instruction, perhaps; Don't expunge that, e.g.; Dele negator; Editor's "keep"; Editor's notation, perhaps; Editor's note, perhaps; Text preserver, to an editor; Don't touch! editorially; Editorial "keep"; Proofreader's "leave as-is"; Editor's "ignore this"; Editor's scribble, perhaps; Opposite of 12-Down; Let it be, in journalese; 33-Across, for an editor; Leave in after all, to an editor; Leave, in publishing; Opposite of 63-Across; Keep it, to an editor; Don't take this out; Proofreading mark meaning "let it stand"; Ignore this correction; Editor's 16-Across mark; Editor's margin mark; Don't make this edit; Editing entry; Delete deletion; Deler's choice; Stay with it; Keep one's words?; Never mind mark; Original endorsement?; Negation of "dele," in editing; You were right, I was wrong marking; Underline with dots; Margin note; Note to the typesetter; Leave in the copy; Editing order; Ignore that correction; Leave it in, to a manuscript editor; Correction to a correction; Don't change marking; Correction canceler; Editorial veto; Proofer's override; Veto of a proofer's deletion; Leave in, to proofers; Word of editorial reconsideration; Dele override; Deletion dismisser; Veto a deletion; Countermand a dele; [Skip this change]; Leave that text alone; Instruction that overrules a proofreader