lightparaphrase

noun
UK /ˈlaɪtˌpærəfreɪz/
US /ˈlaɪtˌpærəfreɪz/

A lightparaphrase is a short, simple way of saying something again in your own words.

The teacher asked for a lightparaphrase of the story, so we summed it up in one sentence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A quick, casual rewording of a sentence to make it easier to understand.

He gave a lightparaphrase of the instructions so his little sister could follow them.

3. A brief, simplified version of a longer text used for fast reading.

The website offers a lightparaphrase of each news article for busy readers.

4. A gentle rephrasing that keeps the main idea but changes the words slightly.

Her lightparaphrase of the poem kept the meaning but made it sound more modern.