redressment


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re·dress·ment

(rē-dres'mĕnt),
1. Obsolete term for correction of a deformity; putting a part straight.
2. A renewed dressing of a wound.

re·dress·ment

(rē-dres'mĕnt)
A renewed dressing of a wound.
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wage moderation -- by lowering taxes; equitable income distribution; a redressment of the incentive balance between working and not working; and an improvement of the economic infrastructure.
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