Definition of amend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
editingmake changes to improve or correct
- The committee decided to amend the proposal.
2.
legalmake a formal change to a document
- They voted to amend the constitution.
Origin of amend
Latin, emendare (to correct)
Terms with amend included in their meaning
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constitutional reform
body convened to amend an existing constitution
amend-seeking
showing a desire to make amends
corrective
serving to amend or correct something
Examples of amend in a sentence
He had to amend his report after the review. The committee decided to amend the proposal. Lawmakers agreed to amend the existing regulations.
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- French:modifier, réviser, ...
- German:ändern, modifizieren, ...
- Italian:modificare, cambiare, ...
- Spanish:enmendar, revisar, ...
- Portuguese:alterar, modificar, ...
- Chinese:修改, 更改, ...
- Japanese:修正する, 改正する, ...
- Arabic:عَدَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַקֵּן, לְתַקֵּן, ...
- Russian:внести изменения, вносить изменения, ...
- Ukrainian:вносити зміни, змінювати, ...
- Hindi:संशोधित करना, संशोधन करना, ...
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