REMEND Meaning and
Definition
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The term "remend" does not currently exist as a recognized word in the English language. It appears to be a non-standard or obsolete term without any widely accepted definition. Thus, it is not possible to provide a definitive 200-word dictionary definition for "remend" as per standard conventions. However, based on similar-sounding words and potential interpretations, a speculative definition can be proposed.
Potentially derived from the Latin word "remendare" meaning "to mend" or "to repair," "remend" could be understood as a verb referring to the act of fixing or resolving something that is broken, damaged, or problematic. It may denote the process of restoring an item or situation to a functional or improved state through reparations, adjustments, or corrections. The term could also be used metaphorically to describe the act of resolving issues, conflicts, or difficulties in interpersonal relationships, systems, or circumstances. As an archaic or obscure term, "remend" might have been used in specialized contexts or regional dialects in the past, but it does not have a widely recognized definition in contemporary English.
It should be noted that the speculative definition provided above is based on linguistic deducements and does not have official validity. In the absence of a formal definition, it is advisable to refrain from using "remend" as an alternative term in any communication, either written or spoken.
Conjugate verb Remend
CONDITIONAL
I
would remend
you
would remend
he/she/it
would remend
we
would remend
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would remend
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be remending
you
would be remending
he/she/it
would be remending
we
would be remending
they
would be remending
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have remend
you
would have remend
he/she/it
would have remend
we
would have remend
they
would have remend
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been remending
you
would have been remending
he/she/it
would have been remending
we
would have been remending
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would have been remending
FUTURE
I
will remend
you
will remend
he/she/it
will remend
we
will remend
they
will remend
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be remending
you
will be remending
he/she/it
will be remending
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will be remending
they
will be remending
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have remended
you
will have remended
he/she/it
will have remended
we
will have remended
they
will have remended
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been remending
you
will have been remending
he/she/it
will have been remending
we
will have been remending
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will have been remending
IMPERATIVE
you
remend
we
let´s remend
to remend
PAST
I
remended
you
remended
he/she/it
remended
we
remended
they
remended
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was remending
you
were remending
he/she/it
was remending
we
were remending
they
were remending
PAST PARTICIPLE
remended
PAST PERFECT
I
had remended
you
had remended
he/she/it
had remended
we
had remended
they
had remended
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been remending
you
had been remending
he/she/it
had been remending
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had been remending
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PRESENT
I
remend
you
remend
he/she/it
remends
we
remend
they
remend
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am remending
you
are remending
he/she/it
is remending
we
are remending
they
are remending
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
remending
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have remended
you
have remended
he/she/it
has remended
we
have remended
they
have remended
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been remending
you
have been remending
he/she/it
has been remending
we
have been remending
they
have been remending
