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Term: Amendatory

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Serving to amend or make improvements

Sense: Related to the act of making changes or modifications

Example sentence: The amendatory proposal aims to address the concerns raised by the stakeholders.

Sense: Referring to a specific provision or clause that can be modified

Example sentence: The lawmakers debated the amendatory language in the bill extensively.

Sense: Mentioning an additional or supplemental amendment

Example sentence: The committee suggested an amendatory motion to include more funding towards education.

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A document or provision that modifies something previously written or agreed upon

Sense: Legal context - A statutory amendment or modification

Example sentence: The President signed the amendatory into law, bringing about significant changes in the taxation system.

Sense: Publishing context - An additional section added to a publication to correct errors or update information

Example sentence: The newspaper issued an amendatory to rectify the inaccuracies mentioned in the earlier edition.

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