reworded (Meaning)
reworded
to alter the wording of, to restate in other words, to state in different words, to repeat in the same words
Synonyms & Antonyms of reworded
reworded Sentence Examples
- The artist's reworded composition incorporated intricate details not present in the original.
- The politician's reworded statement avoided controversy by using more conciliatory language.
- The student reworded the essay question to clarify the assignment's expectations.
- The scientist reworded the hypothesis to better reflect the results of the experiment.
- The poet reworded the sonnet to fit the rhyme scheme and meter of the original form.
- The lawyer reworded the contract to remove ambiguous clauses and make it more legally binding.
- The author reworded the concluding paragraph to provide a more satisfying ending for the novel.
- The teacher reworded the instructions to ensure that the students understood the task.
- The employee reworded the request to avoid appearing overly demanding.
- The comedian reworded the joke to make it more suitable for the target audience.
FAQs About the word reworded
to alter the wording of, to restate in other words, to state in different words, to repeat in the same words
translated, paraphrased, rephrased,summarized, restated, recapitulated, summed up,reiterated
repeated,quoted, reproduced,copied, transcribed,echoed
The artist's reworded composition incorporated intricate details not present in the original.
The politician's reworded statement avoided controversy by using more conciliatory language.
The student reworded the essay question to clarify the assignment's expectations.
The scientist reworded the hypothesis to better reflect the results of the experiment.
