Synonyms for addressed
ad·dressed

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1. addressedadjective

   (of mail) marked with a destination

   "I throw away all mail addressed to `resident'"

   Antonyms:
   unaddressed

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1. List of paraphrases for "addressed":

   directed, tackled, sent, treated, discussed, approached, resolved, address, processed, handled, raised, covered, considered, examined, dealt, adressed, headed, settled, solved, addresed, treaty, reviewed, addressing, led, aimed, broached, targeted, referred, geared, addressable, corrected, handling, adddressed

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1. Alfonso Daniels of the ODI:

   Illegal fishing a is difficult issue to tackle, financially and politically, but if it is addressed, this will create jobs, boost revenues and incentivise young people to stay in the region, which will reduce mass migration and youth unemployment.

2. Adam Schiff:

   While I understand Robert Mueller reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions Robert Mueller drew on Robert Mueller charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions Robert Mueller can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in Robert Mueller findings.

3. PGA Tour:

   This is an important issue for golf and one which needs to be addressed if the sport is to retain its unique challenge and appeal.

4. Stephen Patton:

   (Chicago's law) doesn't diminish and impair pensions, it saves pensions, that argument has not been addressed.

5. Christina Wille:

   While violence against health care in conflict zones is a global phenomenon, Russia’s assault on Ukraine’s health system in 2022 stands out for its scale and indiscriminate violence against civilian infrastructure, we have clearly seen from the pattern [in the data] a method of warfare which is incompatible with the respect for international humanitarian law and needs to be addressed.