restate

You can use it during conversation by saying something such as, "You were saying that. . . " and simply restating the speaker's last point.

And after seven lonely month, and tens of thousands of miles riding the southern sea winds, they share an ecstatic restating of vows.

Artfully restating what is obvious and shallow is not the same as critical discovery and original reporting.

Reviewing and Restating the Theory and Thought of Establishing "Moderate Physiques"

Outlining and summarizing : Identifying the main ideas and restating them in your own words.

We'll also explain language you can use to verify a caller's name, confirm something a caller says, and clarify the inquiry by restating it.

Get to the point. " She underlines the third and fourth sentences, and she writes, " You're just restating the question I asked.

But there are radical opportunities too, particularly in restating the economic case for social investment and democratising policy.

It is worth restating, though, that other workloads may have different overheads.

But Kevin's point was not simply a restating of the Golden Rule.

Restating in different words what has already been stated.

By restating the rumours, Coke helps to propagate them.

I am merely restating those facts which are widely accepted by the world's archeological community.

In many ways, I am simply restating an old idea.

Does this lesson need restating?

They may be obvious but they merit restating: the markets will not fix things of their own accord;