Old English adressen, to raise erect, adorn, Old French adrecier, to straighten, address, French adresser, from à (Latin ad) + Old French drecier, French dresser, to straighten, arrange; see dress. Originally from the Latin ad, "to" and directus, "straight" or "right" signifying "right to the point."
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address (plural addresses)
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