appendixes

[ uh-pen-dik-siz ]

noun

1. a plural of appendix.

Example Sentences

Jackson Women’s Health Organization, in which the court voted to take away a fundamental right it had recognized five decades earlier, spans 79 pages, not including two appendixes of state-level antichoice laws.

From Slate

While the memo and the evidence it cited informed other parts of the committee’s work, including its public hearings and depositions, it ultimately was not included as a stand-alone chapter or as one of the four appendixes.

From Washington Post

“In the end, the social media findings were included into other parts of the report and appendixes, a decision made by the Chairman in consultation with the Committee.”

From Washington Post

It was one of four appendixes the committee included that covered material that bore less directly on Trump’s personal culpability.

From Washington Post

Based largely on the appendixes — the appendixes! — to “The Lord of the Rings” novel, it takes place some 3,000 years before the events of that book.

From Washington Post