readdressed
past simple and past participle ofreaddress
readdress
verb[T]
uk/ˌriː.əˈdres/us/ˌriː.əˈdres/to write a differentaddresson anenvelopebecause thepersonit isintendedfor hasmovedto anotherplace:
We readdressed all hisletterstoAustraliaforyearsafter he hademigrated.
Delivering and despatching
- air bridge
- air corridor
- air-dash
- box scheme
- consign
- courier
- dispatch
- drop off
- misaddress
- misdirect
- misdirection
- misroute
- sendsomethingoff
- sendsomethingon
- sendsomethingout
- ship
- shipment
- shoot
- truck
Examplesofreaddressed
readdressed
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Once the conceptual errors in the program were recognized, the problem wasreaddressed(successfully) via heuristic methods, and that would make another case history.
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The numerous reports of unreproducibility using this technique are now beingreaddressedand a more robust system is proposed for the near future.
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The nature and proper form of sovereignty are constantlyreaddressedin the ebb and flow of politics itself.
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Over development the balance isreaddressed, and as children engage more actively in conversation they themselves choose the referents they want to talk about.
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By 1902, these questions were not merely rhetorical but were being addressed andreaddressedon a daily basis.
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In those circumstances, perhaps some of the concerns that have been raised in the past can bereaddressed.
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I believe that it hasreaddressedthat figure.
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Who has altered the name andreaddressedthe document to me?
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The question must thereafter bereaddressedby a judicial officer at intervals of no more than eight or 28 days as appropriate.
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The quotas issue will have to bereaddressed.
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Dumbrellreaddressedhis position on the main straight and a penalty was not applied, causing controversy amongst the field.
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- essaying
- essayist
- essay mill
- essay-mill
- essence
- essence of democracy
- essential
- essential aspect
- essential benefit
- essential characteristic
- essential commodity
- essential component
- essential concept
- essential difference
- essential element
- essential feature
- essential foundation
- essential function
- essential good
- essential industry
- essential-industry
- essential ingredient
- essentialism
- essential item