amend in Latin
amend in Latin is emendo — amend means to make formal changes to a document, law, or agreement in order to correct or improve it.
amend in Latin
emendo
(transitive) To make better; improve.
What does "amend" mean?
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verb To make formal changes to a document, law, or agreement in order to correct or improve it.
"Congress voted to amend the bill before the final reading."
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verb To improve or correct something more generally.
"He promised to amend his behavior after the warning."
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amend in a sentence
- Congress voted to amend the bill before the final reading.
- They amended the contract to include a longer notice period.
- He promised to amend his behavior after the warning.
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What is "amend" in Latin?
"amend" in Latin is emendo. amend means: To make formal changes to a document, law, or agreement in order to correct or improve it.
How do you use "amend" in a sentence?
Example: "Congress voted to amend the bill before the final reading." In Latin, "amend" is emendo.
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