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.
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:
- remodel
- equip
- root
- recast
- harden
- convert
- acquaint
- settle
- modify
- refashion
- accustom
- redevelop
- revise
- refit
- refigure
- recycle
- remake
- rehearse
- reinvent
- redo
- refocus
- inure
- redesign
- naturalize
- make-over
- rejigger
- season
- reclaim
- prime
- habituate
- revamp
- rework
- transform
- toughen
- alter
- reengineer
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
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.
conform, readapt, acclimate, acclimatize, shape, put, tailor,adjust, adapt, match
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.
