Obs. rare. [f. ADDRESS in imitation of forms like oppress-ion, confess-ion, aggress-ion.] The direction of one’s course.
1596. Chapman, Iliad, VI. 371 (1857), I. 147. My wife with her advice inclin’d This my addression to the field. Ibid. (1615), Odyss., I. 438. To Pylos first be thy addression then.
