addressed
/əˈdrɛst/
verb
- Past tense of address: spoke to or directed words toward someone.
- He addressed the letter to his grandmother.
- The mayor addressed the crowd at the town hall meeting.
- She addressed her remarks directly to the new employees.
- Past tense of address: dealt with or attended to a problem or issue.
- The committee addressed the budget concerns in their last session.
- The teacher addressed the student's question with a clear explanation.
- We finally addressed the leaky faucet after weeks of ignoring it.
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adjective
- Having a destination or recipient written on an envelope, package, or message.
- I found an addressed envelope on the kitchen table.
- All addressed letters were sorted by zip code.
- The package was properly addressed and ready to ship.
- Having been dealt with or considered.
- With the main concerns addressed, the team moved on to new tasks.
- The addressed complaints were filed in the closed cases folder.
- The addressed issues were removed from the agenda.
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