readdressing
/riːəˈdrɛsɪŋ/
verb
- The act of sending something to a new address.
- The software helps with readdressing emails to the correct inbox.
- She is readdressing the invitations because the venue changed.
- The post office is readdressing all the mail for the holiday season.
- The act of dealing with or discussing something again.
- They are readdressing the proposal to include new data.
- The teacher is readdressing the lesson because many students were confused.
- The manager is readdressing the safety concerns after the incident.
noun
- The process or instance of sending something to a new address.
- Automatic readdressing is a useful feature for forwarding mail.
- The readdressing of the package took an extra day.
- The readdressing of the shipment was handled by the courier.
- The process or instance of dealing with something again.
- A readdressing of the rules was necessary after the complaint.
- The readdressing of the issue led to a better solution.
- The committee's readdressing of the budget took several hours.