How to pronounce “paraphrase”(verb) in English

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To paraphrase Wendell Berry, who said, "Eating is an agricultural act," I would say cooking is even more so.

I'll just paraphrase it.

Because to paraphrase Immanuel Kant, we don't see the world as it is.

So I would have to paraphrase and clarify.

And I'm going to paraphrase, because I-- short-term memory.

have both said is--to paraphrase somewhat—'That's the stupidest f-ing idea I've ever heard.'

To paraphrase , "What once has been put on the web is no longer forgotten."

But certainly, to paraphrase James Beard, I think who said the best restaurant is where they know you, and it's true in many ways.

republicans and democrats and i'm going to paraphrase it he said republican girls are going to

So one of the other ones and I'll paraphrase a few and then have one I'd like to finish with, that Random House liked is the bumper sticker: "Size does matter" typically on a

And one of the important characteristics they had there was it was I'll paraphrase it as lack of ego.

I think, to paraphrase Tina Fey, I think she once said that if you're ever feeling too good about yourself, there's this thing called the internet.

and there's this great Balanchine quote that I will misquote for you now, or maybe paraphrase wrongly.

"In defense of his state's key crop, Charlie Duke paraphrases in his memoir.

One of my favorite books is Paul Polak's book, "Out of Poverty," and he basically says-- I'll just paraphrase him--

And the question, for anyone who did not hear that, if I can paraphrase it is to say, do we have to talk about climate change,

copy that his secretary saved, and Eastman wrote him back and I'm going to kind of paraphrase it.

So yes, I did paraphrase one of those words.