0 past simple and past participle of paraphrase
1 to repeat something written or spoken using different words, often in a humorous form or in a simpler and shorter form that makes the original meaning clearer
In some cases, it seems that the source was radically summarised, and in others, only slightly paraphrased.
It can be paraphrased as 'that's how it went'.
The experimenter repeated (or paraphrased) the instructions if needed, but offered no other guidance.
This can be shown by the fact that (17) cannot be paraphrased as (18), (18) !
In segment 5, something else can be paraphrased as 'some other thing', indicating once again that else has 'other' as its underlying meaning.
The item unparliamentary is right-branching because it can be paraphrased as 'not parliamentary'.
Our data samples reveal that tokens such as numbers of others and (these) thousands of others cannot be paraphrased with else.
The names of the categories have been paraphrased to suit the context of the present article.
