Amendment and Turns

Amendment

Amendment noun - A change designed to correct or improve a written work.
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Synonyms for Amendment

Turns and amendment are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Turns" with "Amendment", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: amend, amended, amendable, amending

Turns

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Amendment and turns are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amendment" instead a noun "Turns".

Both words in one sentence

  • When Palmer turns out to have been right all along, the order is rescinded — minutes later, however, an assassination attempt leaves him comatose and the amendment is invoked again.
  • Film / Lincoln The natural assumption that doing so would have moved him to vote to free the slaves turns out to be incorrect and he votes against the Thirteenth Amendment.
  • Army of Lawyers This turns out to be a subversion, since the lawyers were only there to point out that Gannett were immune from defamation prosecution since they were reporting on a person's claims in relation to a significant public event, and hence were protected by the First Amendment.
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