paraphrased (Meaning)

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paraphrased (imp. & p. p.)

of Paraphrase

The student meticulously studied for the exam, paraphrasing the key concepts to enhance understanding.
The politician carefully paraphrased the opponent's arguments, attempting to counter them with logical reasoning.
The author's evocative use of imagery enabled readers to visualize the scenes described, paraphrasing them in their minds.
The teacher encouraged students to paraphrase the text rather than memorize it verbatim, promoting deeper comprehension.
The journalist paraphrased the expert's statement to make it accessible to a broader audience, ensuring clarity and understanding.
The legal document was meticulously paraphrased to ensure accuracy and avoid misinterpretation of its intended meaning.
The translator skillfully paraphrased the original text into a different language, preserving its essence while adapting it to the target audience.
The interpreter paraphrased the speaker's remarks in real time, facilitating communication between different linguistic backgrounds.
The songwriter cleverly paraphrased a classic poem, incorporating its themes and imagery into a contemporary melody.
The reporter paraphrased the eyewitness account to avoid sensationalism, maintaining the integrity and authenticity of the information.

of Paraphrase

translated,summarized, restated, rephrased, summed up, reiterated, recapitulated,reworded

quoted, repeated, repeated, quoted,copied, copied, transcribed, transcribed, echoed, reproduced

The student meticulously studied for the exam, paraphrasing the key concepts to enhance understanding.

The politician carefully paraphrased the opponent's arguments, attempting to counter them with logical reasoning.

The author's evocative use of imagery enabled readers to visualize the scenes described, paraphrasing them in their minds.

The teacher encouraged students to paraphrase the text rather than memorize it verbatim, promoting deeper comprehension.