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rewriter

rewriter

6.1
A computer program that automatically puts text into different words while keeping the same meaning
  • noun
  • /ˈriˌraɪtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : parafraseador
  • She ran the paragraph through a cloud-based rewriter and kept the version with improved flow.

Examples

  • Teachers worry students might use online rewriters to avoid learning how to paraphrase properly.

  • The editor tested a new rewriter to produce clearer, shorter versions of client articles.

  • The rewriter improved the text significantly.

  • Many rewriters focus on maintaining the original tone.

  • The teacher introduced a new online rewriter that helps students improve their writing skills.

  • Before submitting the report, he decided to use a rewriter to ensure clarity and coherence.

  • The latest rewriter can help users generate paraphrased content that retains the original meaning.

How Accurate

rewriter
  • Specialized
6.1
replacer
  • Specialized
4.9

Surface Forms

rewriter singular
rewriters plural

Morphology

rewriter = rewrite (transparent) = re + write + er

The noun clearly means a tool or program that rewrites text, which is a standard and productive instrumental use of '-er'.

Etymology

Rewriter comes from re- 'again' and write, so it means 'write again'. In computing, a rewriter is a computer program that 'writes text again' to change words or style while keeping the same meaning, so the name explains its job.