verb
definition
To state again (without changing)
definition
To state differently; to rephrase
Examples of restates in a Sentence
In the Critique of Judgment, Kant restates his new type of theistic argument in a way which has had great subsequent influence.
The more celebrated and central thesis of the book - this finite universe, the best of all such that are possible - also restates positions of Augustine and Aquinas.
His last work, De Electione Caroli IV., restates his opinions upon temporal authority and adds little that is new.
Martensen's Dogmatics restates substantial orthodoxy with fine literary taste.
This should be extracted and copied to every teacher as it restates in clear terms some basic thinking about learning.
The following paragraphs will contain supporting details, while the final paragraph restates the main point, summarizes and makes a call to action (if appropriate).