1. to address again or anew; to deal with or focus on something once more
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘readdress’
2. to change the address on mail or a package to send it to a different location
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘readdress’

Examples

• The committee readdresses the budget concerns every quarter.
• She readdresses the problem with a fresh perspective.
• The post office readdresses undeliverable mail when possible.
• He readdresses the package to his new apartment.
• The company readdresses customer complaints promptly.
• The teacher readdresses difficult concepts until students understand.
• The mail carrier readdresses the letter to the correct street number.