1. able to be restated or expressed in different words while maintaining the same meaning

Examples

• The complex scientific theory was paraphrasable in simpler terms for students.
• Most poetry is not easily paraphrasable without losing its artistic effect.
• The legal document contained several clauses that were paraphrasable for clarity.
• Her abstract ideas were surprisingly paraphrasable once she provided examples.
• The technical manual’s instructions were paraphrasable into everyday language.
• Some philosophical concepts are simply not paraphrasable in ordinary speech.