Addendums

Definition of Addendums

Addendums (plural of addendum) are notes or documents that are added to a book, contract, or other written material to provide extra information or to make changes.

How should Addendums divide into syllables

There are three syllables in the word addendums. The first syllable has a vowel sound 'a', the second syllable has a vowel sound 'e', and the third syllable has a vowel sound 'u'. The rest of the letters are consonants.

Part of Speech - Addendums

I added some addendums to my report to provide more details.

Sentences with Addendums

• The addendums to the contract were necessary to clarify some details.
• I wrote some addendums to my essay to explain my sources.
• The new edition of the book includes some addendums with updated information.
• The teacher added some addendums to the assignment to provide some extra challenges.
• The lawyer added some addendums to the document to reflect the changes made during the negotiation.
• I always read the addendums carefully to make sure I don't miss any important information.
• The addendums to the manual provided some useful tips for troubleshooting the device.
• The editor suggested some addendums to the article to address some of the readers' questions.
• The author included some addendums to the novel to provide some background information.
• The committee made some addendums to the proposal to reflect the feedback received from the stakeholders.

Quotes with Addendums

• The addendums are the details which betray the lack of substance in the main argument.
• A book is a mirror: If an ape looks into it an apostle is hardly likely to look out. We have no words for speaking of wisdom to the stupid. He who understands the wise is wise already. The interpretation is the proof of the pudding. Man's accidents are God's purposes. All the arts live and breathe and have their being in the mother-tongue. If an addendum comes, can prolegomena be far behind? Death is the sanction of everything the story-teller can tell. The rest he can omit.
• The addendums to the contract were longer and more confusing than the contract itself.
• I always read the addendums to the manual because they often contain important information that is not in the main text.
• The addendums to the book were interesting and informative, but they were not essential to understanding the main text.
• The addendums to the report were necessary to provide more detail and to address some of the questions raised by the readers.
• The addendums to the proposal were significant and required careful consideration before making a decision.
• The addendums to the agreement were necessary to clarify some of the terms and conditions.
• The addendums to the document were important because they contained some of the changes made during the negotiation.
• The addendums to the essay were helpful because they provided some context and background information.

Number of characters in Addendums

9 ( a, d, d, e, n, d, u, m, s )

Unique letters in Addendums

7 ( a, d, e, n, u, m, s )

Addendums Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Addendums

IPA (International): ʌˈdendʌmz

ARA (American): ʌˈdɛndʌmz

EPA (English): ʌˈdendʌmz

AH-DEH-NDAH-MZ