emending (Meaning)

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emending (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Emend

No weak antonyms found.

Researchers are emending the text of the ancient manuscript to correct errors and restore its original meaning.
The scholars propose emending the text by replacing the word "and" with "but" to improve clarity.
The editor is emending the author's work to eliminate grammatical errors and improve readability.
The emending process revealed several previously unknown errors in the document that had been overlooked for centuries.
The emendation of the historical text shed light on previously obscure events and provided new insights into the past.
Through emending the ancient inscriptions, archaeologists gained valuable information about forgotten civilizations and their beliefs.
The emending of the legal document was crucial in ensuring that the contract was clear and legally binding.
The emending of the scientific paper ensured accuracy and consistency of the data presented in the study.
The emending of the software code was necessary to fix bugs and improve the overall performance of the application.
Emending the script of the play allowed the director to adapt it to the needs of the modern audience while maintaining its original essence.

of Emend

rewriting,amending, correcting, rectifying, debugging, changing, remedying, revising, improving,reforming

injuring, harming, impairing, injuring, spoiling, harming, hurting, damaging, spoiling, hurting

Researchers are emending the text of the ancient manuscript to correct errors and restore its original meaning.

The scholars propose emending the text by replacing the word "and" with "but" to improve clarity.

The editor is emending the author's work to eliminate grammatical errors and improve readability.

The emending process revealed several previously unknown errors in the document that had been overlooked for centuries.