emended
- adjective
- /ɪˈmɛndɪd/
- Formal
- After careful review, an emended edition was released to correct earlier errors.
Examples
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The editor published the emended version of the manuscript.
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Scholars compared the emended text with the original.
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The emended version of the book is much clearer.
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She submitted an emended manuscript to the publisher.
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The editor published the emended version of the manuscript to address the inaccuracies.
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After careful review, an emended edition was released to correct earlier mistakes.
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Scholars examined the emended text to understand the changes made from the original.
Synonyms
Edited to make a text or plan better
Changed to make a text or film clearer and more correct
Changed so it is more correct or suitable
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Etymology
Emended is related to amend and mend, which mean 'to fix' or 'repair'. It comes from a Latin root that meant 'free from fault', so an emended text is a 'fixed' or corrected version.