commandrewrite

verb
UK /kəˈmɑːndˌriːraɪt/
US /kəˈmændˌriːraɪt/

To say a sentence again in a different way.

The teacher asked me to commandrewrite my answer so it was clearer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To change the words of an order or instruction.

The captain had to commandrewrite the orders before sending them out.

3. To type a command again in a new form on a computer.

You should commandrewrite that line so the program runs correctly.

4. To put a famous saying into your own words.

For homework, we had to commandrewrite a famous quote.