appends

Adds at end

Appends is the third-person singular form of append, meaning to add something to the end of something else.

You append a signature to a document, append items to a list, or append a note to an email.

In computing, appending adds data to the end of a file or string without overwriting existing content: The program appends each new entry to the log file.

text

adds

Joins to increase

attachesSecures to something else
joinsBrings together, attaches
concatenatesJoins in series

inserts · includes · extends · supplements · augments · suffixes · postfixes · strings together · chains · splices

document

addendum

Supplementary text at end

footnoteCitation at page bottom
endnoteBack-of-book citation
annotationAdded explanatory comment

supplement · attachment · exhibit · enclosure · rider · codicil · postscript · afterword · epilogue · amendment

suffix

ending

Final portion of something

extensionAdded part or duration
affixWord-part modifier
morphemeSmallest meaningful language unit

inflection · derivation · -ing · -ed · -ly · -ness · -tion · pluralization · conjugation · declension

data

records

Stored data or albums

logsCut wood sections
entriesItems logged or submitted
rowsSide-by-side sequences

writes · streams · buffers · queues · stacks · arrays · lists · files · databases · timestamps

Opposites

addition vs removal

appendsremoves

Takes something out

deletes · subtracts · excises · eliminates · erases

attachment vs detachment

appendsdetaches

Removes from connection

removes · disjoins · separates · disconnects · severs

position of addition

appendsprepends

Adds to the front

prefixes · front-loads

Phrases

ruptured appendixTorn digestive dead-end

Family

appendix, appendage, append, appended, appending, appendices, appendectomy

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