mends (Meaning)

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mends (n.)

See Amends.

The seamstress meticulously mends the torn dress, restoring it to its former glory.
Time, like a gentle healer, mends the wounds of the past, leaving scars that fade with each passing day.
The broken vase was carefully mended, its delicate pieces reunited to create a work of art once more.
The mediator's wise words mends the rift between the two warring families.
The bandage mends the cut on the child's knee, providing comfort and protection.
The carpenter expertly mends the cracked wooden chair, giving it a new lease on life.
Love mends broken hearts, bridging the gap between two souls.
Forgiveness mends relationships, allowing past mistakes to be forgotten and wounds to heal.
The doctor skillfully mends the injured bone, restoring mobility and function.
The therapist's gentle guidance mends the fragile psyche, empowering the individual to overcome challenges.

See Amends.

repairs, rebuilds, fixes, overhauls, patches, doctors, heals, modifies, renovates, revamps

spoils, ruins, disfigures, impairs, ruins, flaws, breaks, wrecks, defaces, defaces

The seamstress meticulously mends the torn dress, restoring it to its former glory.

Time, like a gentle healer, mends the wounds of the past, leaving scars that fade with each passing day.

The broken vase was carefully mended, its delicate pieces reunited to create a work of art once more.

The mediator's wise words mends the rift between the two warring families.