rewording (Meaning)

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rewording (n)

changing a particular word or phrase

The teacher requested a revision of the students' essays, highlighting the need to reword certain phrases for clarity.
The lawyer carefully reworded the summary to avoid potentially damaging admissions.
The editor proposed rewording the sentence to make it less formal and more engaging.
The politician's speechwriter subtly reworded key passages to appeal to a different audience.
The artist felt compelled to reword her statement to better convey the true meaning of her work.
The marketing team spent days rewording the campaign slogans to ensure maximum impact.
The designer reworded the website's call-to-action button to encourage more conversions.
The researcher carefully reworded the survey questions to eliminate any potential bias.
The translator meticulously reworded the original text to preserve its nuances in the target language.
The author reworded the novel's ending to create a more satisfying conclusion.

changing a particular word or phrase

translating,translation, summary,restatement, rephrasing, paraphrase, rehash, recapitulation, reiteration,restating

quotation, copy, copy,quotation, transcript, quote,quote, transcript,transcription, transcription

The teacher requested a revision of the students' essays, highlighting the need to reword certain phrases for clarity.

The lawyer carefully reworded the summary to avoid potentially damaging admissions.

The editor proposed rewording the sentence to make it less formal and more engaging.

The politician's speechwriter subtly reworded key passages to appeal to a different audience.