Reword

usgb/ˌriːˈwɜːrd/
verb

To change the words in a text so they are different, but the meaning stays the same.

She reworded the sentence to make it clearer to the audience.
Visual representation of "reword" - To change the words in a text so they are different, but the meaning stays the same

Often appears as...

  • reword a sentence
  • reword a paragraph

Usage tips

Academic

Definition 1 of 1
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Avoid Plagiarism

Use 'reword' when you need to use someone else's ideas without copying their exact wording.

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He reworded the author's argument for his essay to avoid plagiarism.
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Improve Clarity

Reword sentences to clarify the meaning or to tailor the message to your audience.

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The instructions were confusing, so she reworded them for better understanding.
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Maintain Originality

'Reword' helps maintain the original idea while presenting it in a fresh, original way.

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To keep his speech original, he reworded some well-known quotes.
Visual representation of the word "Reword"

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