amended
Changed for improvement
Amended means changed or revised, typically to correct or improve something.
Laws are amended by legislative action, contracts by mutual agreement.
The past participle of amend, it appears constantly in legal and formal contexts: the amended complaint, as amended.
Something amended has been modified from its original form, usually in relatively minor ways rather than wholesale replacement.
Altering to improve
- modificationAct of altering something
- alterationAct of modifying
- editModify written material
- changeTo make different
correction · adjustment · rewrite · rework · redraft · emendation · markup · reformulation
Preparatory supply or clause
- clauseProvision in agreement
- addendumSupplementary text at end
- codicilWill modification document
- statuteEnacted written rule
legislation · bill · act · ordinance · regulation · enactment · ratification · reform
revision
Altering to improve
- modificationAct of altering something
- alterationAct of modifying
- editModify written material
change · correction · adjustment · rewrite · rework · redraft · emendation · markup · reformulation · update
provision
Preparatory supply or clause
statute · legislation · bill · act · ordinance · regulation · enactment · ratification · reform · decree
rectified
Made correct or accurate
remedied · redressed · adjusted · accurate · right · reconciled · restored · repaired · reformed · renewed
- government termslegislative, federal agencies, congressional, state agencies, parliamentary
- redactedredacted, censored, blacked out, expunged, deleted
- taxessales tax, income tax, estate tax, excise tax, corporate tax
- contractsbinding contracts, contract length, lease, clause, contract terms
- legal termstrial, legal, appeal, lawsuit, law
- legal statuslegal status, legal capacity, civil status, personhood, legal entity
- make amendsCompensate for wrongdoing
- making amendsCompensating for wrongdoing
- made amendsCompensated for wrongdoing
- 15th amendmentBanned racial voting barriers
- constitutional amendmentsFormal changes to governing document
- Fifth AmendmentProtection against compelled testimony
amend, amends, amendment, amendability, amending, amendments, amendable, unamended, amendatory