0 to say or write something again in a different and usually clearer way: --
1 to say or write something again in a different way: --
Using the terminology of the previous paragraphs, we can rephrase it in the following form.
In our program analysis setting, this result can be rephrased as follows.
We begin with rephrasing the standard (pointwise) definitions.
However, in our work, it is more practical to translate, or rather rephrase, the query, by using more biologically meaningful keywords.
It was remarked that when the conversational partner did not understand what they had said, they would expand or rephrase their utterance.
Their ideas were paraphrased and rephrased by archaeologists.
Or they need to be rephrased so as to make them comprehensible.
Lest this latter statement be misinterpreted, let me rephrase as follows.
