Make amends

Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪk əˈmɛndz/

Make amends (verb)

  1. To do something to fix damage you caused, especially after hurting someone or breaking a promise.
  2. To take steps to correct a serious wrong, so people feel the situation is made right again.

Examples

  • She apologized and tried to make amends for the mistake.
  • He offered help to make amends after he hurt their feelings.