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Readdress

usgb/ˌriːəˈdres/Volume
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Strategic ImprovementPlay
Used when discussing improvements in plans or methods, especially in business or personal goals. SlideAfter failing the first test, she decided to readdress her study habits.
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Problem-Solving ContextPlay
Implies a second look at issues that weren't solved or were addressed incorrectly the first time. SlideThe committee agreed to readdress the budget discrepancies next week.
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Not ImmediatePlay
Suggests a process or action that takes place over time, rather than an instant change. SlideWe will have to readdress our approach to customer service over the coming months.