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Meaning
Verb
●
To make better; improve.
●
To become better.
●
To
heal
(someone
sick
); to
cure
(a
disease
etc.).
●
To be
healed
, to be
cured
, to
recover
(from an illness).
●
To make a
formal
alteration
(in
legislation
, a
report
, etc.) by
adding
,
deleting
, or rephrasing.
Noun
●
An
act
of
righting
a
wrong
; compensation.
●
Clipping of
amendment
(“alteration or change for the better”).
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
amend
English
amender
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
emendo
Latin
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Latin
et
Latin
menda
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Ameliorate
Correct
Improve
Repair
Modify
Altered
Modified
Reform
Compensate
Related
Revise
Rewrite
Rectify
Ratify
Reinstate
Rescind
Enforce
Overturn
Abolish
Update
Alter
Reformulate
Enact
Review
Implement
Codify
Uphold
Formalize
Draft
Repeal
Change
Rephrase
Submit
Edit
Approve
Adjust
Fix
Finalize
Circumvent
Accept
Abrogate
Revoke
Revisit
Reinterpret
Override
Simplify
Renew
Restructure
Introduce
Cancel
Reconsider
Remedy
Readdress
Issue
Delete
Confirm
Waive
Resubmit
Request
Suspend
Renegotiate
Clarify
Revision
Resolve
Submission
Revised
Authorize
Interpret
Declare
Overhaul
Validate
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Rhymes
And
End
Fend
Wend
Mend
Vend
Rend
Bend
Tend
Lend
Pend
Hend
Send
Emend
Atend
Spend
Trend
Shend
Blend
Amend
Upend
Friend
Depend
Expend
Obtend
Remend
Append
Penned
Offend
Resend
Unbend
Intend
Attend
Ascend
Defend
Impend
Extend
Distend
Subtend
Descend
Pretend
Commend
Portend
Prepend
Forfend
Contend
Suspend
Befriend
Defriend
Unfriend
Forspend
Unkenned
Reoffend
Apprehend
Overspend
Recommend
Underspend
Comprehend
Pitchblende
Interdepend
Misapprehend
Disrecommend
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