Appendix

Pronunciation: /əˈpɛnˌdɪks/

Definitions of appendix

noun A small, tube-shaped sac attached to an organ in the body, such as the intestines

Example Sentences

A1 The appendix contains additional information about the topic.

A2 Please refer to the appendix for a list of references.

B1 The appendix of the report includes charts and graphs for further analysis.

B2 In the appendix, you will find detailed instructions on how to use the software.

C1 The appendix provides a comprehensive overview of the research methodology.

C2 The appendix offers in-depth explanations of the technical terms used in the document.

Examples of appendix in a Sentence

formal The appendix contains supplementary information that supports the main text.

informal Make sure to check the appendix for any extra details.

slang I never bother reading the appendix, it's just a bunch of extra stuff.

figurative The appendix of the report is like the cherry on top, providing additional insights.

Grammatical Forms of appendix

• plural: appendices
• comparative: more appendix
• superlative: most appendix
• present tense: appendixes
• future tense: will appendix
• perfect tense: have appendixed
• continuous tense: is appending
• singular: appendix
• positive degree: appendix
• infinitive: to appendix
• gerund: appendixing
• participle: appendixed

Origin and Evolution of appendix

First Known Use: 1542 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'appendix' originated from Latin, where it was used to refer to an addition or supplement attached to a book or document.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'appendix' has come to be commonly used in anatomy to refer to a small, tube-like structure attached to the cecum in the human body. Its usage has evolved from referring to additional text in a book to a specific anatomical structure.