readdressing
present 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
Examplesofreaddressing
readdressing
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
I see the target article as an important step in the right direction inreaddressingthis imbalance.
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Is there not perhaps a case forreaddressingthe case in favour of something more like division-of-labour democracy?
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Since then, the herbivore densities in many protected areas have recovered and the equilibrium may well bereaddressingitself.
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Inreaddressingthe licensing laws, we are seeking to re-educate our society and encourage a new way of thinking about the consequences of social drinking.
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However, we have talked aboutreaddressingthe issue of balance and breadth.
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To undertake the correctreaddressingof mail to them would require staff which cannot be afforded.
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We arereaddressingthe quality of service and the promptness of the payments.
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In this case an absolutereaddressingshould be used.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For those who believe that direct democracy is the best method forreaddressingthe status issue, the plebiscite approach could be preferred.
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