1. addressing (a letter, package, or message) to the wrong person or place
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'misaddress'
2. speaking to or approaching someone in an inappropriate or disrespectful manner
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'misaddress'

1. the act or instance of addressing something or someone incorrectly

Examples

• The postal worker noticed the misaddressing on the envelope and returned it to the sender.
• By misaddressing the letter, she accidentally sent her confidential documents to a stranger.
• The misaddressing of the package caused a two-week delay in delivery.
• He was criticized for misaddressing the mayor during the public meeting.
• Misaddressing the audience's concerns made the situation worse.
• The company's misaddressing of customer complaints led to negative reviews.