different between readeress vs readdress
readeress
English
Etymology
reader +? -ess
Noun
readeress (plural readeresses)
- (dated, rare) A female reader.
Related terms
- newsreaderess
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readdress
English
Etymology
re- +? address
Verb
readdress (third-person singular simple present readdresses, present participle readdressing, simple past and past participle readdressed)
- (transitive) To address or deal with again.
- Her latest paper readdresses some old problems in philosophy.
- 1953, Uell Stanley Andersen, The Smoldering Sea (page 161)
- “Evenin', Commander,” Clarke said with mock cheerfulness. “How's it goin'?” Gadsby ignored this overture, turned away, and readdressed himself to his drink.
- (transitive) To change the address of.
- 1987, Nibble (volume 8, issues 1-6, page 160)
- We can use this relocator code ourselves to readdress the DOS to the memory level that we want.
- John doesn't live there any more. You'd better readdress that parcel.
- 1987, Nibble (volume 8, issues 1-6, page 160)
Anagrams
- addresser
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