readjust — to adapt or adjust again to a new or changed situation, or to change the position or setting of something again
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to adapt or adjust again to a new or changed situation, or to change the position or setting of something again
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌriːəˈdʒʌst/
Example Sentences
- After eating way too much kimchi, my stomach had to readjust to normal food.
- Astronauts need time to readjust to gravity after returning from space.
- My cat refuses to readjust its sleeping schedule even when I move to a new time zone.
readjust
VERB[/ˌriːəˈdʒʌst/]
to adapt or adjust again to a new or changed situation, or to change the position or setting of something again
After moving abroad, he had to readjust to a completely new way of life.
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“After eating way too much kimchi, my stomach had to readjust to normal food.”
“Astronauts need time to readjust to gravity after returning from space.”
“My cat refuses to readjust its sleeping schedule even when I move to a new time zone.”
“The company had to readjust its budget after unexpected expenses.”
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