amended
- adjective
- /əˈmɛndɪd/
- The Amended Memorandum of Environmental Commitments (December 21, 2009) indicates on page 15 that ESDC has imposed a more general restriction on surface parking on Block 1129.
I get to read the second amended complaint.
- I get to read the second amended complaint.
Examples
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And this bed has been amended with compost before, but I just want to give it that much more so that I don't have to worry in the future.
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I get to read the second amended complaint.
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When the Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC) posted an updated version of the Amended Memorandum of Environmental Commitments (aka Memorandum of Mitigation Commitments), signed in December, the amount of parking on the southeast block of the site was apparently increased.
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The committee submitted an amended proposal to improve the project budget.
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Due to feedback from the board, the amended guidelines will be implemented next month.
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After reviewing the document, she presented an amended version that addressed all previous concerns.
Synonyms
Edited to make a text or plan better
A text that an editor corrects to remove mistakes
Changed to make a text or film clearer and more correct
Made right after an error or adjustment
Changed from the original to work better
Changed in some way to fit better or show new information
Changed so it fits a person or thing
Changed to fit a particular use or situation
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A tax form sent to correct information filed earlier with the tax office
How Changed
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Morphology
Etymology
Amended comes from the Latin word emendare, which meant 'to correct'. It is related to the English word mend, which means 'to fix', so when something is amended it has been changed to be more correct or suitable.