null edit
null edit noun: a blank edit action that results in no actual change to the page's content and may not be recorded in its revision history.
Noun
null edit (plural null edits)
Verb
null edit (third-person singular simple present null edits, present participle null editing, simple past and past participle null edited)
- To perform a null edit.
Forms of null edit
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | null edits |
| alternative form | nulledit |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | null edits |
| present participle | null editing |
| past participle | null edited |
| past | null edited |
Questions about null edit
- What does null edit mean?
- Null edit means a blank edit action that results in no actual change to the page's content and may not be recorded in its revision history.
- What part of speech is null edit?
- Null edit can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of null edit?
- The plural of null edit is null edits.
Words near null edit in the dictionary
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