emender (Meaning)

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emender (n.)

One who emends.

The scholar emended the ancient text by correcting errors and filling in gaps.
The editor emended the manuscript by making changes to improve its clarity and accuracy.
The compositor emended the typeset text by correcting typos and formatting errors.
The proofreader emended the galley proofs by identifying and correcting errors.
The lexicographer emended the dictionary by adding new words and revising existing entries.
The astronomer emended the star catalog by updating the positions and magnitudes of stars.
The cartographer emended the map by correcting errors and adding new information.
The genealogist emended the family tree by adding new branches and correcting errors.
The historian emended the historical record by adding new evidence and reinterpreting existing evidence.
The scientist emended the scientific theory by adding new data and revising existing explanations.

One who emends.

correct,amend, remedy, change, reform, rectify,rewrite, improve, revise, better

spoil, injure, impair, harm, harm, damage, damage, spoil, injure,impair

The scholar emended the ancient text by correcting errors and filling in gaps.

The editor emended the manuscript by making changes to improve its clarity and accuracy.

The compositor emended the typeset text by correcting typos and formatting errors.

The proofreader emended the galley proofs by identifying and correcting errors.