Definition
Definition of emending - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
correctionRare correcting errors or faultsRare
- The emending process improved the manuscript significantly.
- The emending notes were crucial for the final draft.
- Her emending suggestions made the article flawless.
Origin of emending
Latin, emendare (to correct)
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- French:révisant, ...
- German:korrigierend, ...
- Italian:correttivo, ...
- Spanish:emendación, ...
- Portuguese:corretivo, ...
- Chinese:修正的, ...
- Japanese:修正する, ...
- Arabic:مُصَحِّح, ...
- Hebrew:מְתַקֵּן, ...
- Russian:исправляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:виправний, ...
- Hindi:सुधारात्मक, ...
Definition of emend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
writingmake corrections or improvements by critical editing
- She emended the article to improve its accuracy.
- The editor emended the manuscript for clarity.
- He was asked to emend the text before publication.
Origin of emend
Latin, emendare (to correct)
View all translations of emend
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- French:corriger, ...
- German:überarbeiten, ...
- Italian:correggere, ...
- Spanish:enmendar, ...
- Portuguese:emendar, ...
- Chinese:修订, ...
- Japanese:修正する, ...
- Arabic:نقَّحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַקֵּן, ...
- Russian:вносить правки, ...
- Ukrainian:вносити виправлення, ...
- Hindi:संशोधित करना, ...
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