paraphrased
/ˈpærəfræzd/ · par.a.phrased
verb
- to restate the meaning of (a text or speech) in one's own words, often without changing the original words The journalist paraphrased the politician's statement to make it more concise and easier to understand.
- to express (an idea or text) in a different way, often using different words or phrases The student paraphrased the chapter summary to help her classmates understand the main points.
adjective
- expressed in one's own words, rather than quoting the original text or speech The paraphrased version of the speech was more engaging and easier to follow than the original.
noun
- a restatement of a text or speech in one's own words The paraphrased version of the article was published in the newspaper.
Did you know? The term 'paraphrased' is commonly used in academic and professional writing to convey complex ideas in a clear and concise manner.