readjust (Meaning)
readjust (v)
adjust anew
adjust again after an initial failure
readjust (v. t.)
To adjust or settle again; to put in a different order or relation; to rearrange.
Synonyms & Antonyms of readjust
Synonyms:
- remake
- settle
- refigure
- equip
- redevelop
- transform
- reengineer
- harden
- rejigger
- revise
- reinvent
- recast
- rework
- redo
- accustom
- reclaim
- habituate
- revamp
- redesign
- refashion
- prime
- remodel
- season
- alter
- rehearse
- inure
- convert
- toughen
- naturalize
- acquaint
- root
- refocus
- make over
- modify
- refit
- recycle
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
readjust Sentence Examples
- The company was forced to readjust its budget due to unforeseen expenses.
- After a significant change in policy, the employees needed time to readjust.
- The athlete's body had to readjust to the higher altitude.
- The economy has undergone a major readjustment in recent years.
- The patient required several weeks to readjust after the surgery.
- The government implemented new measures to readjust the tax system.
- The organization underwent a complete readjustment of its staffing structure.
- The team suffered a temporary setback, but quickly readjusted and regained momentum.
- The student had to readjust his study schedule after receiving an unexpected workload.
- The industry has been slowly readjusting to the changing market conditions.
FAQs About the word readjust
adjust anew, adjust again after an initial failureTo adjust or settle again; to put in a different order or relation; to rearrange.
put, adapt,adjust, conform, acclimatize, acclimate, tailor, readapt, shape, fashion
misadjust, misadjust,,
The company was forced to readjust its budget due to unforeseen expenses.
After a significant change in policy, the employees needed time to readjust.
The athlete's body had to readjust to the higher altitude.
The economy has undergone a major readjustment in recent years.
