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Meaning of redressed
redressed
a means of obtaining a remedy, an act or instance of redressing, to remove the cause of (a grievance or complaint), relief from distress, the way or possibility of seeking a remedy, compensation (as damages) for wrong or loss, to set (as a wrong) right, compensation for wrong or loss, to requite (a person) for a wrong or loss, retribution, correction, to exact reparation for, means or possibility of seeking a remedy, to set right, something that makes up for wrong or loss, heal, to make up for
redressed Sentence Examples
- The victim sought legal redress for the injustice they endured.
- The company redressed the customer's complaint promptly and fairly.
- The government announced plans to redress the systemic inequities faced by marginalized communities.
- The judge redressed the errors made during the trial, ensuring a just outcome.
- The organization implemented a compensation program to redress the damages caused by the accident.
- The apology from the politician was seen as an attempt to redress the hurtful remarks they had made.
- The athlete filed a lawsuit against the federation to redress the unfair treatment they had received.
- The charity worked tirelessly to redress the poverty and homelessness in the city.
- The scientist sought funding to redress the imbalances in scientific research.
- The artist used their work to redress the historical erasure of minority voices.
FAQs About the word redressed
a means of obtaining a remedy, an act or instance of redressing, to remove the cause of (a grievance or complaint), relief from distress, the way or possibility
revenged,avenged, requited,retaliated, penalized, corrected, got even (for), punished, venged, chastised
remitted, pardoned,excused,forgave, absolved, condoned,
The victim sought legal redress for the injustice they endured.
The company redressed the customer's complaint promptly and fairly.
The government announced plans to redress the systemic inequities faced by marginalized communities.
The judge redressed the errors made during the trial, ensuring a just outcome.
