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ppend
Third Person
appends
Present Participle
appending
Past Tense
appended
Past Participle
appended
1
to add something to the end of a piece of writing
- She decided to append a note at the end of the report to clarify her conclusions.
- The researcher planned to append the new findings to the published article once the study was complete.
- He chose to append a few extra details to the email for clarity.
- You should append your signature to the bottom of the contract to confirm your agreement.
- I will append the list of references to the paper before submitting it.
Synonyms:
2
to make an additional remark or statement after finishing what was initially said
transitive
- "I'm moving next week," she said, then appended that she would miss her friends.
- He appended that the meeting could be rescheduled if necessary.
- The manager appended a warning after giving the instructions.
- She appended a brief explanation to clarify her earlier comment.
- The teacher appended that the homework deadline had been extended.
3
to fix or connect one object to another so that it hangs from or is joined to it
transitive
- The ID badge was appended to a lanyard around his neck.
- They appended the new handle to the broken suitcase.
- A small tag was appended to each item for identification.
- She appended the ribbon to the gift box for decoration.
- The device can be appended to any flat surface with adhesive.