restate|restated|restates|restating in English

verb

[re·state || ‚rɪː'steɪt]

express again, say again, state anew

Use "restate|restated|restates|restating" in a sentence

1. Restating in Your Own Words

2. Accumulated surplus/deficit (restated)

3. Restate your reasons clearly.

4. Let me restate that vision briefly.

5. The central concerns of the kinship school hardly need restating.

6. Restate or rephrase your main points and theme.

7. Corroborative evidence merely restates facts already introduced into evidence

8. Send any message to Post Restate, Athens '.

9. The President restated his intention to veto the bill.

10. We should take this opportunity to restate that.

11. He continued throughout to restate his opposition to violence.

12. Let us restate the assertions above as a theorem.

13. Why restate a forty-year-old bit of algebra?

14. Well, restate that: the ghost of his presidency haunts the 2008 campaign.

15. The actual data presented in Figure 24 were restated on a fiscal year basis.

16. It was not possible to restate the 1997-1998 actual figures.

17. The government took the opportunity to restate its basic policies.

18. An Appositive is a noun or noun phrase that defines or restates another noun (or pronoun)

19. He restated his belief that the sanctions need more time to work.

20. Athena : As usual, I feel compelled to restate the problem.

21. Restate combination cards and membership cards modes is not a novelty.

22. Ask the interviewer to restate a question if you are confused.

23. I would like to restate my high interest in the secretary position.

24. An Appositive is a noun or noun phrase that defines or restates another noun (or pronoun)

25. One way you can do this is simply to use synonyms in restating your idea.