0 past simple and past participle of readjust
1 to change in order to fit a different situation, or to repair something slightly:
In drawings and photographs the site seems flat and level, but actually the levels have been readjusted.
By giving trade unions widespread legal immunities from tort actions, it readjusted property rights more radically, probably, than any preceding bill.
Phrasing and breathing must be replanned, tempi and dynamics readjusted.
Initially, the cart is pushed cautiously to and fro in various ways and repeatedly readjusted, until the child succeeds in pushing it up the board.
A further case of regularization concerns cases where the stress of the derivative is readjusted to that of the base.
I am glad to hear that the milk distributors' agreement is now to be readjusted so that some efficiency creeps in.
All one can say about that is that in 1973 the balance will be readjusted.
However, the present case is one in which the boundaries do not have to be readjusted.
