reword [ˌriːˈwɜːrd, брит. -ˈwɜːd] ГЛ. перех.
1. reword (rewrite):
- reword
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2. reword (say again):
- reword
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| you | reword |
| he/she/it | rewords |
| we | reword |
| you | reword |
| they | reword |
| I | reworded |
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| you | reworded |
| he/she/it | reworded |
| we | reworded |
| you | reworded |
| they | reworded |
| I | have | reworded |
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| you | have | reworded |
| he/she/it | has | reworded |
| we | have | reworded |
| you | have | reworded |
| they | have | reworded |
| I | had | reworded |
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| you | had | reworded |
| he/she/it | had | reworded |
| we | had | reworded |
| you | had | reworded |
| they | had | reworded |
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As a result, the board says it will reword its bylaws to ensure equal rights for fathers.
time.com If you notice the tally marks adding up, consider rewording your email, directing it more toward the recipient and what you want them to do.
www.informationweek.com At the weekend, ministers offered to reword the legislation, which states that there should be a "presumption in favour of sustainable development".
www.telegraph.co.uk Few to some feats, skills, and items are reworded and rebalanced to fit in the modern world, but the biggest change is feats.
en.wikipedia.org The provisions on direct democracy have since been moved, and reworded somewhat.
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