0 present participle of reword
1 to write something again in different words:
She reworded sensitive areas of the report so that it wouldn't be so controversial.
Perhaps some rewording could remove certain confusion there.
We can consider rewording it, but we are not considering that tonight.
It may be that some form of rewording might meet the case.
Moreover, we need to reform the concept of voice telephony, rewording it as a matter of urgency to include data communications.
Some rewording took place to improve understanding.
Sometimes rewording a question caused the focus of the question to change slightly, so that some answer strings were acceptable for some variants but not others.
But the reduction from nine grounds for denial to two is partly the result of rewording rather than the result of actually eliminating grounds for discharge.
Their rewording and reframing capacity is very important and may change according to the context and interlocutor.
