redressing
Prononciation : [rɪˈdrɛsɪŋ]
Mot
Contexte : « correcting a wrong »
(verb) to make something right again, especially if something unfair or wrong has happened. Imagine if someone took your toy without asking; redressing means giving it back and fixing the situation.
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The teacher is redressing the issue by talking to the students about fairness.
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Ignoring the problem will not help in redressing the situation.
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How can we start redressing the unfairness in our group?
Contexte : « changing clothing »
(verb) to change clothes or to put on new clothes. It’s like when you come home from school and change out of your uniform into something more comfortable.
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After finishing the race, she enjoyed redressing in her comfortable outfit.
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He didn't feel like redressing after gym class and stayed in his workout clothes.
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Do you feel like redressing after we've been out all day?
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