Examples of 'mend' in a sentence
Meaning of "mend"
To mend is to repair or fix something that is broken or damaged
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- A place, as in clothing, which has been repaired by mending.
- The act of repairing or recovering.
- To repair (something that is torn, broken, defaced, decayed, or otherwise damaged)
- To put in a better state; to set right; to reform;
How to use "mend" in a sentence
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I will mend your sampan too to go fishing.
You wanted it to mend your own heart.
I can mend armour and sharpen swords.
I am just trying to mend some fences here.
We mend the clothes of the slave workers.
You two need to mend your differences.
And mend the future of my vil age.
But this must mend itself first.
Mend the puncture and we will go home.
It does not just mend one person at a time.
I will get the garage apprentice to mend it.
If you mend your ways and apologies.
Take my advice and mend your ways.
I will mend it and bring it back tomorrow.
What a beautiful day to mend these pants.
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I could mend it so you would not see it.
The face is nicely on the mend now.
I am trying to mend fences with the missus.
There is a whole wide broken world to mend.
You can not mend fences overnight.
Enough to convince her to mend her ways.
They can mend the physical part.
There is still time to mend your ways.
Sparky on the mend recently bitten by a raccoon.
Donors have been trying to mend the situation.
I can not mend your weakened spirit.
She also taught me how to mend my clothes.
I can mend it for you if you like.
Rob worked tirelessly to mend a broken system.
He will mend the fence soon himself.
You would better mend your ways.
I will mend them properly another time.
Come and help me mend the sail.
Most things are not that easy to mend.
Helping them mend their broken heart.
They will not have time to mend.
Unless you can mend a broken heart.
I am relieved to see you seem to be on the mend.
He used to mend his own tabi socks.
I wonder when he will mend his ways.
I can not mend another sleeve again.
Give them a chance to mend their ways.
A broken heart needs love again to mend.
She wants me to mend something for her.
We will just have to make do and mend.
You can not mend a broken heart.
Looks like you guys are on the mend.
You can not mend the clock.
But you will make do and mend.
And how do we mend this whole world.
