verb

rephrase

Rephrase (verb) means to say or write the same idea using different words. Example: “Let me rephrase that so it's clearer.”

verb

To say or write the same idea using different words.

"Let me rephrase that so it's clearer."

"The teacher asked him to rephrase his question."

How to use rephrase

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTo express the same meaning in different wording, usually for clarity.

Word forms

rephrased past tense, rephrases singular

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Etymology

From re-, "again," plus phrase.

Synonyms

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Frequently asked questions

What does “rephrase” mean?

The word “rephrase” means to say or write the same idea using different words. In plain terms, to express the same meaning in different wording, usually for clarity.

How do you use “rephrase” in a sentence?

Here is “rephrase” used in a sentence: “Let me rephrase that so it's clearer.”

What part of speech is “rephrase”?

“Rephrase” is a verb.

What is the meaning of rephrase?

"rephrase" (verb) means to say or write the same idea using different words.

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