Readdress
verb
To think about a problem or a situation again in order to change or improve it.
The company needs to readdress its marketing strategy after a drop in sales.
Often appears as...
- readdress the issue
- readdress a problem
verb
To write a new address on something, such as an envelope or a package.
The package was returned, so I had to readdress it and send it again.
Often appears as...
- readdress an envelope
- readdress a package
verb
To think about a problem or a situation again in order to change or improve it.
The company needs to readdress its marketing strategy after a drop in sales.
Often appears as...
- readdress the issue
- readdress a problem
verb
To write a new address on something, such as an envelope or a package.
The package was returned, so I had to readdress it and send it again.
Often appears as...
- readdress an envelope
- readdress a package
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Strategic Improvement
Used when discussing improvements in plans or methods, especially in business or personal goals.
After failing the first test, she decided to readdress her study habits.
Pro Tip 2/3Problem-Solving Context
Implies a second look at issues that weren't solved or were addressed incorrectly the first time.
The committee agreed to readdress the budget discrepancies next week.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Immediate
Suggests a process or action that takes place over time, rather than an instant change.
We will have to readdress our approach to customer service over the coming months.
Pro Tip 1/3Strategic Improvement
Used when discussing improvements in plans or methods, especially in business or personal goals.
After failing the first test, she decided to readdress her study habits.
Pro Tip 2/3Problem-Solving Context
Implies a second look at issues that weren't solved or were addressed incorrectly the first time.
The committee agreed to readdress the budget discrepancies next week.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Immediate
Suggests a process or action that takes place over time, rather than an instant change.
We will have to readdress our approach to customer service over the coming months.
Pro Tip 1/3Strategic Improvement
Used when discussing improvements in plans or methods, especially in business or personal goals.
After failing the first test, she decided to readdress her study habits.
Pro Tip 2/3Problem-Solving Context
Implies a second look at issues that weren't solved or were addressed incorrectly the first time.
The committee agreed to readdress the budget discrepancies next week.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Immediate
Suggests a process or action that takes place over time, rather than an instant change.
We will have to readdress our approach to customer service over the coming months.
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Quote examples
Bruce Babbitt
American Politician
I look back on it, yeah, I'm in a much worse financial position than I was eight years ago. I'm going to have to go out at age 62 and kind of readdress some of that.
Quote examples
Bruce Babbitt
American Politician
I look back on it, yeah, I'm in a much worse financial position than I was eight years ago. I'm going to have to go out at age 62 and kind of readdress some of that.
Example 1 of 1
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