kindrestatement

noun
UK /ˌkaɪnd.rɪˈsteɪt.mənt/
US /ˌkaɪnd.rɪˈsteɪt.mənt/

A kind restatement is when you say something again in a nicer way.

The teacher gave a kindrestatement of the rule so nobody felt bad.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A second saying of something that adds warmth and care.

Her kindrestatement of the news made everyone feel calmer.

3. A way of repeating a message so it sounds friendlier.

He offered a kindrestatement of the complaint instead of arguing.

4. A gentle repeat of an idea to help someone understand.

The coach's kindrestatement helped the young players get the plan.