softrestatement

noun
UK /ˌsɒftrɪˈsteɪtmənt/
US /ˌsɔːftrɪˈsteɪtmənt/

A softrestatement is when you say something again in a gentler way.

The teacher's softrestatement of the rules helped the kids understand without feeling bad.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A revised version of a statement made less harsh or less direct.

The manager issued a softrestatement of the criticism so no one felt attacked.

3. In law, a restatement of a rule or principle phrased in softer, less binding language.

The court's softrestatement of the precedent made it easier for lower courts to apply.

4. A diplomatic way of repeating a demand or position to avoid conflict.

Her softrestatement of the request kept the negotiation calm.