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readdress Definition

re·address (rē′ə dres′)

transitive verb

  1. to address or occupy (oneself) anew
  2. to change the address on (a letter, etc.)
  3. to address or speak to once more

readdress Usage Examples

Object

  • balance: Maximum wages have to considered or readdress the balance of the lower paid, or higher taxes for the higher paid.
  • issue: The masterplan has attempted to readdress the issue of creating defined urban spaces across the Site.
  • imbalance: Magnet Therapy products can help to readdress this imbalance by allowing the body to repair itself from within.
  • situation: To everyone else, we must proceed with this argument, looking at what can be done to readdress the situation.

Used with why or when

what: We need to readdress what constitutes a water hazard or danger.