AMEND Meaning and
Definition
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Amend is a verb that signifies the act of making changes or modifications to an existing document, text, law, or agreement. It typically involves altering or revising specific details, statements, provisions, or conditions with the intention of improving accuracy, clarity, adequacy, or fairness.
When one chooses to amend something, they are acknowledging that an alteration is necessary, either due to errors, omissions, inconsistencies, or simply because circumstances have changed. Amendments are made to rectify these imperfections and to ensure that the original work reflects the desired or current state of affairs.
The process of amending involves identifying the specific parts or elements requiring modification, properly considering the implications of the change, and making the necessary updates in a clear and coherent manner. Depending on the context, amendments can be proposed, drafted, adopted, approved, accepted, or rejected through various formal or informal procedures, such as voting, consensus, or legal reviews.
Amending can occur in various domains, ranging from legal systems and governmental bodies to organizational policies, contracts, constitutions, bylaws, or even personal documents. The purpose is to refine, update, or correct the original content to maintain relevance and fairness over time, while taking into account the opinions, needs, or rights of those affected by the amendments.
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To correct; to make or grow better; to improve.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of AMEND
The word "amend" originated from the Old French verb "amender", which itself was derived from the Latin verb "emendare". "Emendare" is a combination of the prefix "e-" (meaning "out") and "mendum" (meaning "fault" or "blemish"). In Latin, "mendum" is also the root for "mendicare" (meaning "to beg, beseech, or ask for forgiveness"). Over time, the Old French "amender" evolved into the Middle English "amenden", and eventually yielded the modern English word "amend". The word "amendment" is also derived from "amend" and carries a similar meaning of making corrections or improvements.
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Conjugate verb Amend
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
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IMPERATIVE
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