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mending
/ ˈɛԻɪŋ /
noun
- something to be mended, esp clothes
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Mnangagwa has previously said land reform cannot be reversed, but committed to paying compensation as a key way of mending ties with the West.
In the comments, John echoed Madonna’s enthusiasm for mending their relationship and thanked his fellow Grammy winner for paying him a visit and for “forgiving me and my big mouth.”
President Marcos also distanced himself from his predecessor's mercurial policies, mending fences with the US, standing up to China in contested seas, and stopping the blood-curdling threats of retribution against drug dealers.
The job comprises mending hummingbirds, some of the city’s most welcome denizens year round.
"You do films if the roof needs mending."
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