unamend

[ˌənəˈmend]

unamend Definition

• 1. to not be able to correct or improve something
• 2. to not be able to repair a relationship or situation

Using unamend: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unamend" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The damage done to the environment is unamendable.

• Example

  Their relationship was unamendable after the betrayal.

• Example

  The mistake was unamendable and cost them the contract.

unamend Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unamend

• irreparable
• unfixable
• unrepairable

Antonyms for unamend

• amendable
• fixable
• repairable

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Summary: unamend in Brief

The verb 'unamend' [ˌənəˈmend] means to be unable to correct or improve something, or to be unable to repair a relationship or situation. It is often used to describe damage or mistakes that cannot be fixed, as in 'The damage done to the environment is unamendable.' 'Unamend' has no etymology, and its synonyms include 'irreparable' and 'unfixable.' Its antonyms are 'amendable,' 'fixable,' and 'repairable.'