19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Mend' in a Sentence

"To repair or restore something that is broken, worn, torn, or otherwise damaged, making it whole, sound, or usable." more

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She has mended her ways and is now leading a more responsible life.

The librarian will have mended the torn pages of the antique book.

By the time you return from your trip, I will have mended the fence.

The mechanic has mended the car's engine, and now it runs smoothly.

The skilled artisan will have mended the ancient artifact to its original state.

The mechanic had mended the car engine before the road trip.

After the storm passes, the crew will have mended the damaged power lines.

The skilled tailor has mended the torn wedding dress beautifully.

The wise words of the counselor have mended the broken spirits of the grieving family.

Before the storm, the workers had mended the roof to prevent leaks.

The IT specialist will have mended the software bug before the product launch.

By the time the guests arrive, the chef will have mended the flawed recipe.

She had mended fences with her estranged friend after the misunderstanding.

After the surgery, the surgeon had mended the patient's fractured bone.

After years of neglect, he has finally mended his old bicycle.

Having mended the leaky roof, they no longer worry about rain indoors.

The diplomat's efforts have mended the strained relations between the two countries.

By the end of the week, the mechanic will have mended your car's engine.

By the time I discovered the hole in my favorite sweater, Grandma had mended it.

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