noun
addendum
uh-DEHN-duhm
noun
1
Something added on afterward, especially extra text attached to a document.
"The contract included an addendum covering the new payment terms."
"Please read the addendum at the back of the report before signing."
How to Use Addendum
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn extra piece added to the end of a document to add or clarify information.
Common mistake
The plural is "addenda," not "addendums," in formal writing.
Common pairings
an addendum to the contract
attach an addendum
Word Forms
addenda plural, addendums plural
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Etymology
From Latin addendum, "a thing to be added," from addere, "to add."