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• readdress — [rē΄ə dres′] vt. 1. to address or occupy (oneself) anew 2. to change the address on (a letter, etc.) 3. to address or speak to once more …   English World dictionary

• readdress — UK [ˌriːəˈdres] / US [ˌrɪəˈdres] verb [transitive] Word forms readdress : present tense I/you/we/they readdress he/she/it readdresses present participle readdressing past tense readdressed past participle readdressed 1) British to put another… …   English dictionary

• readdress — re|ad|dress [ ,riə dres ] verb transitive 1. ) BRITISH to put another address on a letter or package, especially because it has been delivered to the wrong place 2. ) FORMAL to return to an issue and deal with it again …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• readdress — verb 1》 change the address on (a letter or parcel). 2》 look at or attend to (an issue) again …   English new terms dictionary

• readdress — v.tr. 1 change the address of (a letter or parcel). 2 address (a problem etc.) anew. 3 speak or write to anew …   Useful english dictionary

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