Address: meaning, definitions and examples

To speak or discuss a particular topic or issue with someone.

• The CEO addressed the concerns of the employees.
• We need to address the issue immediately.

A particular place or position, often used in a more general sense. It can refer to the place where something is situated, found, or occurs.

• The movie was filmed at numerous locations across Europe.
• This is a prime location for a new business.

A place where someone lives, more formal than 'home,' and often used in official contexts or to emphasize the legal or permanent nature of living in a particular place.

• He changed his place of residence last year.
• The building is used mainly for student residences.

Refers to a place where people live. It is often used in a more formal or literary context.

• The ancient dwelling was found during the excavation.
• They moved into a new dwelling last week.

Refers to a specific place or area where something happens, usually in a broader sense than 'location.' It often suggests a setting for events or activities.

• The novel is set in a tropical locale.
• This restaurant has become a popular locale for weddings.