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Definitions from the WebAmendmentNounA formal or official change made to a law, contract, constitution, or other legal document. Example sentence: "The fifth amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right against self-incrimination." NounAn alteration or addition made to improve or clarify a piece of writing or a document. Example sentence: "She made several amendments to her essay after receiving feedback from her professor." NounIn parliamentary procedure, a proposed change to a motion or resolution that is presented for consideration and debate. Example sentence: "The committee proposed an amendment to the resolution in order to address the concerns raised by the opposition." NounIn the United States, an amendment refers specifically to a change or addition to the United States Constitution. Example sentence: "The twenty-sixth amendment to the United States Constitution lowered the voting age to 18." NounA small change or correction made to a piece of legislation or document in order to improve or update it. Example sentence: "The healthcare bill went through numerous amendments before it was finally passed into law." Related products: | ||||
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