verb

amend

to amend, to revise, to correct, to alter

They voted to amend the law.

They voted to amend the law.

He tried to amend his ways.

He tried to amend his ways.

to amend ((sth.)) to change the words of a text, especially a law or a legal document They voted to amend the law.

Synonyms: revise, alter, modify, correct

From Latin 'emendare' (to free from fault), from 'ex-' (out of) + 'menda' (fault, blemish).

To 'amend' something is to 'make a mend' or a fix to it. It sounds like 'a mend'.

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