Amendment
Amendment noun - A change designed to correct or improve a written work.
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Synonyms for Amendment
Bill and amendment are semantically related in legislative addition topic. In some cases you can use "Bill" instead a noun "Amendment", when it comes to topics like addition to a document.
Bill
Bill noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.
Usage example: the fair housing bill of the 1960s
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Amendment and bill are semantically related in legislative addition topic. Sometimes you can use "Amendment" instead a noun "Bill".
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Eureka Moment: Josh is trying to find a way to remove an anti-environmental amendment from a hard-fought banking bill, when Donna calls the computer files on the subject antiquated.
Source: Series / The West Wing - The court originally ruled the first 8 amendments to the constitution (The Bill of Rigthts) only applied to the Federal Government, not to the states, and that the 14th Amendment didn't change this.
Source: Retcon / Real Life - Parodied in The Simpsons episode "The Day The Violence Died" where the cast watches an episode of "Schoolhouse Rock" which parodies "I'm Just A Bill" from the show, but with more twisted lyrics about how an amendment is added to the US Constitution.
Source: Educational Song
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