0 present participle of readjust
1 to change in order to fit a different situation, or to repair something slightly:
It functioned to instruct the observer, readjusting his perspective on the vineyard as the space of a phylloxera infection.
This was necessary, for the truss ends were rotten, and the desired 300mm insulation layer could also only be added within the original profile by readjusting them.
Traditions endure for long periods of time, but only because cognitive categories are in dialogical tension with social reality, continually readjusting while simultaneously projecting an image of timeless continuity.
In any case, radically changing direction, as opposed to gradually readjusting course, was a complex and time-consuming operation requiring a fundamental transformation in the mindsets of officials and ministers.
Their aim is to clarify the terms for obtaining exemptions, readjusting restrictions and providing information about intellectual property rights.
Will he take steps to see that justice is done by readjusting the present procedure?
The pay clerks did a tremendous task and so did the computer staffs in readjusting arrangements.
They would have to be continually readjusting prices, which would be an unpopular thing to do.
