erratum <errata> [eˈrɑ:təm, Am -t̬-] N form
- erratum
- errata f
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The military leadership swiftly pressured the government into issuing an erratum of the executive order, "sub-delegating" the responsibility of handling promotions back to the service chiefs.
theconversation.com Genuine errors will usually be acknowledged in a subsequent erratum.
en.wikipedia.org The last-minute changes are incorporated in an erratum end of the book.
en.wikipedia.org He was not able to produce an erratum or oversee a corrected edition.
en.wikipedia.org An erratum is most commonly issued shortly after its original text is published.
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