what is a word paraphraser?

A word paraphraser is a tool or a computer program that takes written text and rewords it into new sentences that have the same overall message but are written differently. Paraphrasing involves taking words, phrases, and sentences and rearranging them to create new content that is comparable to the original source material. Paraphrasing differs from summarizing, which involves briefly expressing the main points of an original text in new words. When paraphrasing, you should strive to reference or quote the original source material as often as possible in order to give credit where it is due.

Word paraphrasers are commonly used to rewrite web content so that it can be put on other webpages without being flagged for plagiarism. They are also used by students when writing a paper or essay so they can use their own words but not get accused of plagiarizing, since they are using all their own words but still conveying the same message as the original source material.

Paraphrased content has some specific characteristics, such as:

1) The result is always based off of an original text;

2) It aims to reword what was said rather than shorten the content;

3)It uses minimal quotations or references from the original source material;

4) The result should read differently than the source material; and,

5) It should remain accurate in conveying the message of the source material.