make amends for Antonyms

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to do something to correct a mistake that one has made or a bad situation that one has caused

The accused vowed to make amends for his past mistakes.
The company was determined to make amends for the environmental damage it had caused.
The penitent sought to make amends for his sins.
The apology was a sincere attempt to make amends for the hurt he had inflicted.
The victim was unwilling to accept any amends for the trauma he had suffered.
The peace offering was a token gesture meant to make amends for the conflict.
The reconciliation process involved both parties making amends for their roles in the dispute.
The apology tour was a public display of the band's desire to make amends for their past transgressions.
The act of restitution was a tangible way for the offender to make amends for the property he had stolen.
The words of forgiveness offered a glimmer of hope that amends could be made for the past and a better future built.

to do something to correct a mistake that one has made or a bad situation that one has caused

correct, repay,make good (for), atone (for),redeem, reimburse, expiate, compensate, redress, amend

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The accused vowed to make amends for his past mistakes.

The company was determined to make amends for the environmental damage it had caused.

The penitent sought to make amends for his sins.

The apology was a sincere attempt to make amends for the hurt he had inflicted.