redressed

verbchange, rectify

Word Origin & History

mid-14c., "to correct, reform;" late 14c., "restore, put right" (a wrong, error, offense); "repair; relieve; improve; amend," from Old French redrecier "reform, restore, rebuild" (Modern French redresser), from re- "again" (see re-) + drecier "to straighten, arrange" (see dress (v.)). Formerly used in many more senses than currently. Related: Redressed; redressing.

Example Sentences for redressed

We live in an age where everything is to be redressed by a Parliament.

You fled to me from cruel lords, and I redressed your wrongs.

Any wrongful and direct application of force is redressed by that action.

Joe redressed in the Haer kilts and proceeded to headquarters.

At the point where they ended, I redressed and put on my motor.

And, even if wrong had been done, how was it to be redressed?

If it be confessed, it is not redressed: is not that so, Master Page?

But if it be not redressed, as I trust it will be, it will work out its own retribution.

As she redressed her hair she regarded herself in the mirror with a new curiosity.

The chiefs of the senate redressed it in other robes after painting it blue.

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