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amends

[uh-mendz] / əˈmɛndz /


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Van Dijk nearly made amends for his earlier blunder when he glanced a header against the bar from Mohamed Salah's corner.

From Barron's

The bulk of those players who lined up at Brentford and, indeed, in the damaging defeat at West Ham, were given the chance to make amends as a result.

From BBC

“I shoved it down my pants and stole it. I sent it to my father to try and make amends. He mailed me some cigarettes after that.”

From New York Times

French officials accused Mr. Biden and Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken of blindsiding them, and Mr. Blinken, who spent much of his childhood in Paris and speaks fluent French, was sent to make amends.

From New York Times

Discussing the trip now, he indicated, was his way of making amends.

From New York Times