readdressed
/riːəˈdrɛst/
verb
- To deal with or discuss a problem, issue, or question again, often after a previous attempt was not successful or complete.
- She readdressed her career goals after taking a break to travel.
- The committee readdressed the budget concerns after the initial proposal was rejected.
- The teacher readdressed the confusing topic in the next class to help students understand.
- To change the address on a letter, package, or shipment and send it to a new location.
- He readdressed the envelope after realizing he had written the wrong zip code.
- The post office readdressed the package to my new apartment.
- The company readdressed all the holiday cards that were returned due to incorrect addresses.
- To speak or write to someone again, especially to correct or clarify something previously said.
- She readdressed the audience after the technical glitch was fixed.
- He readdressed his remarks in a follow-up email to avoid confusion.
- The manager readdressed the team to apologize for the earlier misunderstanding.
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