Meaning of 'redress' in Xhosa is: ukulungisa

redress: ukulungisa

Noun:

iyeza, komonakalo, izilungiso, nentambiso, ezibekiweyo, isibonelelo, impindezelo, ulwaneliseko, yokulungisa, yokukhokela, uthintelo, gcina, asindisa, ukhuselo, ukukhusela.

Verb:

lungisa, komonakalo, kucanyagushelwe, Nceda, lungile, gqiba, kuqesha, lawula, misela, ukuqingqa, kunene, susa, ukunciphisa, ukubuphikisa, ukufihla, phelisa, iyeza, ndiziphindezelele, thintela, isibonelelo.

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Noun(1) a sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury,act of correcting an error or a fault or an evil,help,compensation(2) a sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury(3) act of correcting an error or a fault or an evil(4) help(5) compensation
Verb(1) make reparations or amends for,change,rectify(2) make reparations or amends for(3) change(4) rectify

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(1) The department is currently exploring all possible avenues to redress this situation.(2) some ambitious architect being called to redress a leaning wall(3) This has had to include the appropriate redress of grievances against government.(4) And only in rare instances is it possible to seek redress from a higher court quickly.(5) I will not hesitate to seek for an immediate legal redress through my solicitors for any consequential loss.(6) Natural and statutory law, a sense of justice, and logic explain why people seek redress for wrongs suffered.(7) This means that it is clearly open to non-Jewish claimants to seek redress .(8) It does not agree with the Government that pecuniary compensation would not provide redress .(9) The plaintiff voluntarily seeks redress from these defendants.(10) They must also consider how to redress the shortage in trained care workers.(11) The NHS in the UK imports doctors from other countries in order to redress the perceived shortage of doctors in this country.(12) In order to redress this crisis she says we must tackle the question of security.(13) Court based compensation is rooted in ancient common law - the right to seek redress against those who have done us wrong.(14) The Government has taken some measures to redress the situation.(15) His attempts to redress the financial crisis and restore discipline soon aroused hostility from the guard.(16) The agreement provides for adequate redress for the wrongs.