accession, additory, appendant, chorus, contingency, extension, increment, pendant, second thought, side issue, undergirding
Definitionn. textual matter that is added onto a publication
Last update: September 21, 2016
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The addendum written at the end of the book is very impressing. [noun]
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Note - At the time of writing this addendum, I have not visited Metalink to read up the details of any bugs reported. [noun]
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Maspero, but is rather intended as an appendix or addendum to his work, briefly recapitulating and describing the discoveries made since its appearance. [Please select]
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Addendum Some of the more interesting stats my little survey pack tells me. [noun]
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On the other hand the addendum to the book of Judges, chaps. [Please select]
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Of these addenda to his story not one is more incredible than that of the rukh, and yet that addendum may be regarded as indicating the transition from the utterly incredible to the admixture of truth with fiction in bird-lore. [Please select]
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This carried an addendum dated June 22, 1847, in which Andrus and Deere bought out Lathrop's interest in the business and agreed to continue under the name of Andrus and Deere. [Please select]
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Anyway, she recovered quite smartly and followed up her attack with this pert addendum as the laughter subsided: "You evidently don't do your lessons thorough-_ly_." [Please select]
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ADDENDUM Since the above foreword was written, the contents of this volume have appeared serially in four New York magazines. [Please select]
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