appendices

American  

[uh-pen-duh-seez] / əˈpɛn dəˌsiz /

noun

1. a plural of appendix.

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Example Sentences

Lengthy appendices compare its versions of episodes such as the Battle of Omdurman and the Boer War with earlier accounts Churchill gave to newspapers and magazines such as Cosmopolitan and Strand.

From The Wall Street Journal

A scientific report released with the new federal dietary guidelines included appendices, which cited several meta-analyses examining sweeteners’ association with the risk of various health problems.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. blueprint has been spelled out in appendices to current peace proposals that aren’t public but were described to The Wall Street Journal by U.S. and European officials.

From The Wall Street Journal

But following appeals lodged by industry groups, the ICC board moved the measures to the code’s appendices, effectively making them optional, as first reported by the HuffPost.

From Seattle Times

In three appendices to his book, Turchin provides a non-technical explanation of his approach to understanding history and how it developed over time.

From Salon

Related Words

• addendum
• postscript