noun

readjustment

readjustment, adaptation, realignment

The company made a major readjustment to its strategy.

The company made a major readjustment to its strategy.

It took time for a readjustment to civilian life.

It took time for a readjustment to civilian life.

((a/the)) readjustment ((to sth.)) a change to suit a new situation It took time for a readjustment to civilian life.

((a/the)) readjustment ((of sth.)) the act of changing sth. slightly The readjustment of the mirrors is important.

Synonyms: adaptation, alteration, modification

From the prefix 're-' (again) + 'adjust' + the noun-forming suffix '-ment'. Literally 'the act of adjusting again'.

Think of 're-adjusting' the settings on a camera or a plan to make it right again.

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