redressed
Set things right
Redressed is the past tense of redress, meaning to remedy, set right, or compensate for a wrong or grievance.
The court redressed the injustice with a substantial settlement.
She redressed the imbalance by hiring more women.
The word carries a formal or legal tone, appearing often in contexts of grievances being corrected or wrongs being righted.
Made correct or accurate
- amendedChanged to improve
- remediedFixed a problem
- fixedRestored or immovable
- rightedRestored proper position
adjusted · reformed · resolved · settled · revised · modified · altered · improved
Compensation for injury done
- restitutionRestoring what was lost
- indemnityProtection against financial loss
- damagesCompensation for injury
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
amends · recompense · remedy · relief · recourse · satisfaction · compensation · atonement
State of balance
- equalizedMade equivalent or uniform
- counterbalancedEqualized by opposing weight
- offsetCompensate by opposing force
- evenedMade the same
adjusted · stabilized · restored · corrected · recalibrated · rebalanced · leveled · neutralized
rectified
Made correct or accurate
righted · adjusted · reformed · resolved · settled · revised · modified · altered · improved · repaired
reparation
Compensation for injury done
- restitutionRestoring what was lost
- indemnityProtection against financial loss
- damagesCompensation for injury
settlement · amends · recompense · remedy · relief · recourse · satisfaction · compensation · atonement · repayment
equilibrium
State of balance
- equalizedMade equivalent or uniform
- counterbalancedEqualized by opposing weight
- offsetCompensate by opposing force
evened · adjusted · stabilized · restored · corrected · recalibrated · rebalanced · leveled · neutralized
complaint
Expression of discontent
harm · offense · affront · mistreatment · abuse · violation · inequity · unfairness · petition · appeal
redressedunredressed
Not set right
ignored · neglected · unaddressed · unremedied · worsened
redressedunbalanced
Lacking equilibrium or stability
destabilized · upset · skewed · disrupted · imbalanced
redressedunavenged
Without payback delivered
unjustified · unrectified · denied · unpunished · unsettled