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Definition of addendum
addenda
play \-ˈden-də\ alsoaddendums
1 : a thing added : addition
2 : a supplement to a book —often used in plural but singular in construction
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Examples of addendum in a Sentence
Francine du Plessix Gray, in an essay first written in 1991 and updated with an addendum here, writes eloquently of a lifelong obsession with weight loss, stemming from the harsh judgments of a mother enraptured by fashion. —Ginia Bellafante, New York Times Book Review, 21 Sept. 2008
This qualification, however, is not a recent addendum to Derrida's career. In 1990, near the end of the period in which rhetoric and composition had a strong interest in his work, Derrida participated in an editor's interview … in which he characterized his project as fundamentally tied to the tradition it works both within and against. —College English, September 2006
The letters are included as an addendum to the biography.
there's an addendum from the author to explain certain stylistic choices that she made
Recent Examples of addendum from the Web
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Walsh's submission comes a month after the county agreed to grant Walsh a six-week extension until June 28, and issued an addendum to the RFP which had a previous deadline of May 17.
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Plenty of you offered addendums or potential three-way trades.
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In response to a Freedom of Information Act request, District 70 later provided a copy of Gordon's original letter and his emailed complaint addendum, which was later added to the items considered by the commission.
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The complaints come two days after legislators unveiled a last minute addendum to the state budget which seeks to revise state law governing recall elections.
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The audience responded with knowing coughs and nods as the performers added an addendum to the show: a line about President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris accord.
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The city on Monday issued an addendum to its solicitation process that said the deadline would not be extended past June 20, which would be roughly a three-week response period from the publication of the request for proposals.
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Senator Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland, the committee’s top Democrat, offered an addendum.
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Addendum (2:24 PM): Strangely unmentioned in all the self-pity was the fact that the president* originally proposed to cut the Coast Guard budget by 14 percent.
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Origin and Etymology of addendum
Latin, neuter of addendus, gerundive of addere —see add
ADDENDUM Defined for English Language Learners
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: something that is added; especially : a section of a book that is added to the main or original text
ADDENDUM Defined for Kids
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\ə-ˈden-də\: something added (as to a book)
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