redress

• Sustantivo que denota un medio de reparación legal, compensación o corrección de una injusticia, agravio o daño.

A noun referring to the remedy, compensation, or correction for a wrong, grievance, or injury.

incontable

1. Remedy or compensationC1formal

   The act of correcting a wrong or providing compensation for a grievance.

   Reparación o compensación

   • The victims sought legal redress for the damages.
   • The company offered financial redress to the affected customers.
   • The government established a commission for the redress of public complaints.

   Sinónimosamendsatonementcompensationindemnityrectificationredemptionremedyreparationrestitutionsatisfaction

   Antónimosinjurywrong

• Verbo utilizado para denotar la acción de corregir, remediar o restablecer la justicia respecto a un error, agravio o desequilibrio.

A verb used to indicate the act of correcting, remedying, or setting right a wrong, grievance, or imbalance.

1. Remedy or correctC1formal

   To set right, remedy, or correct a wrong, grievance, or imbalance.

   reparar, corregir

   • The government must redress the inequalities in the education system.
   • He sought to redress the injustice done to his family.
   • The company offered compensation to redress the customer's complaint.

   Sinónimosamendcorrectfixrectifyremedyrepairresolveright

   Antónimosaggravatedamageexacerbateharmintensifyworsen

2. CompensateC1formal

   To make amends or provide compensation for a loss or injury.

   Compensar

   • The court ordered the defendant to redress the damages.
   • They are trying to redress the financial losses caused by the error.
   • The charity works to redress the suffering of the poor.

   Sinónimosatonecompensateindemnifyrecompenserectifyremedyrepay

   Antónimosdamageharminjurewrong