Rephrase (verb)

1. To express something in a different way, often in order to clarify or simplify it.
2. To repeat the meaning of something in different words.

Origin:

From the 1620s, from the latin word refrase, which is a combination of the prefix re- meaning "again" and the word phrase meaning "phrase". .

Examples:

1. Can you rephrase that question so I understand it better?
2. He rephrased his statement in order to avoid any confusion.
3. She had to rephrase her report because it was too technical.
4. He rephrased the sentence to make it more eloquent.
5. I had to rephrase my answer to the question to make it more accurate.