addresses
Tackles an issue
Addresses serves as both noun and verb forms of address.
As a noun, addresses are locations where someone lives or receives mail, or formal speeches: She gave addresses to three different audiences.
An email address identifies an online destination.
As a verb, addresses means to speak to, deal with, or direct attention toward: The report addresses concerns about safety.
He addresses her by her first name.
Public urban roadway
- avenueBroad urban roadway
- boulevardBroad, tree-lined street
- roadVehicle travel surface
- laneDesignated travel strip
drive · terrace · court · place · square · highway · parkway · alley
Addresses a problem directly
- handlesGrasping parts or manages
- deals withManages or addresses
- engagesOccupies or participates with
- approachesWays of doing something
resolves · attends to · takes on · works on · manages · treats · considers · remedies
Formal public speech
- podiumRaised platform for speakers
- lecternTilted stand for texts
- rhetoricArt of persuasive language
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
speaker · keynote · presentation · remarks · monologue · elocution · articulation · sermon
Folded paper enclosure
- stampMark-making device
- postageFee for mailing
- mailboxContainer for delivered mail
- letterboxPostal delivery receptacle
courier · delivery · parcel · package · postcard · postmark · shipping · tracking
Prescribed conduct rules
- etiquetteRules of polite conduct
- honorificRespectful form of address
- salutationExpression of goodwill
- titleFormal honorific or name
Sir · Your Honor · Your Excellency · courtesy · proper · respectful · decorum · greeting
street
Public urban roadway
lane · drive · terrace · court · place · square · highway · parkway · alley · cul-de-sac
confronts
Addresses a problem directly
- handlesGrasping parts or manages
- deals withManages or addresses
- engagesOccupies or participates with
approaches · resolves · attends to · takes on · works on · manages · treats · considers · remedies · discusses
oration
Formal public speech
audience · speaker · keynote · presentation · remarks · monologue · elocution · articulation · sermon · homily
envelope
Folded paper enclosure
letterbox · courier · delivery · parcel · package · postcard · postmark · shipping · tracking · certified
protocol
Prescribed conduct rules
- etiquetteRules of polite conduct
- honorificRespectful form of address
- salutationExpression of goodwill
title · Sir · Your Honor · Your Excellency · courtesy · proper · respectful · decorum · greeting · correspondence
- postalmail, mail delivery, stamp, stamps, mail service
- deals withhandles, manages, tackles, copes, confronts
- location termsGPS, coordinates, latitude, longitude, mapping
- digital maps3D map, coordinates, map pins, zoom levels, GPS map
- Political DocumentsDeclaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, Federalist Papers, Articles of Confederation, founding documents
- private dataSSN, passwords, password, PII, PHI
addressesignores
Refuses to acknowledge
disregards · neglects · overlooks · avoids · dismisses
- home addressResidential street designation
- email addressElectronic contact identifier
- return addressMailer's printed coordinates
- address bookDirectory of people's information
- mailing addressWhere to send correspondence
- email addressesOnline messaging identifiers
address, addressing, addressed, address book, addressee, addressees, unaddressed, readdress, readdressed