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amend
amend AC /əˈmend/ verb [transitive] formal
 Word Family: verb: amend; noun: amendment
 Date: 1200-1300
 Language: Old French
 Origin: amender, from Latin emendare; emend
to correct or make small changes to something that is written or spoken:
    The law was amended to include women.
    The defendant later amended his evidence.
    ‘Steve stole it – or rather borrowed it,’ he amended.
—amended adjective:
    an amended version