verb
definition
To state again (without changing)
definition
To state differently; to rephrase
Examples of restate in a Sentence
Thus we might restate our grouping of philosophies in terms of the views they take regarding necessity.
The cover letter should not restate your qualifications.
Just restate everything that is important, and keep it short and to the point.
Let me clearly restate that remains our desired objective.
It might be helpful to restate basic principles of wildlife management along rivers.
I understand how tedious it is to have to restate arguments with which all of us are familiar.
In them you are to watch over one another in love - is an attempt to restate the importance of this dynamic.
In his view, my response to Hayes does little more than restate the main themes of my original piece.
Restate briefly why you think you can make an exceptionally strong contribution on the job.
Restate the what, why, and how you stated in the first paragraph.
Last week iSoft's Chief Executive quit after the firm had to restate revenues for the past three years - wiping out its profits.
The company is now planning to restate its last three years ' accounts, which may include a write-off of about 150 million pounds.
Consciously and of purpose the attempt is made to do once more what has been done repeatedly before, to restate Christianity in the terms of current science.