Definition of Redress
to make something right or the payment for a wrong
Examples of Redress in a sentence
Kate demanded redress from the builder when her deck collapsed. π
If Jim is not paid the money he is owed, he will go to court to seek redress. π
The company hopes to redress the victimβs injury by paying out a million dollar settlement. π
When I hired the attorney, I hoped he could help me get redress from the rental company that had evicted me without valid cause. π
The manager gave me a free meal as redress for the awful service I received in his restaurant. π
Do you think the airlines will provide any kind of redress for the people who were stranded in the airport for two days? π
Since you were hurt in the car accident and were not driving, you are entitled to a redress from the guilty personβs insurance carrier. π
A legal redress from the court is not enough to make me forgive my fatherβs killer. π
Although I am not a fan of the singer, I was impressed when he tried to redress his bodyguardβs blunder with an offer of a nice meal and two concert tickets. π
The arbitrator will try and redress the grievances of the two partners so each will be satisfied upon leaving the meeting. π
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