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readjust
This term conveys a sense of fine-tuning or recalibration. When used transitively for physical objects, it suggests a minor correction to achieve optimal alignment or comfort, rather than a complete overhaul. It implies that the original state was nearly correct but required a slight shift to be fully functional.
In a psychological or social context, the word describes the process of adaptation following a disruptive life event. It carries a connotation of effort and transition, often implying a period of struggle as an individual aligns their internal expectations with a new external reality.
Meanings
Examples
Let me readjust the mirror so I can see the road better.
I need to readjust my seat because my back is starting to ache.
The technician had to readjust the sensor to get a precise reading.
It took me a few months to readjust to life in the city after living on a farm.
I wonder how long it will take for me to readjust to this new schedule.
She is still trying to readjust to the quiet of the countryside.
The counselor worked hard to readjust the veteran to civilian life.
We must help the new students readjust to the rigorous academic standards here.