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Meanings of readjust in English

Catalan
readaptar-se

Adjust anew.

readaptar-se
Catalan
reajustar

Adjust again after an initial failure.

reajustar
Synonyms
Examples for "readapt"
Examples for "readapt"
1
The only answer was to readapt them to the Catalog.
Quest for the well of souls
2
And, if we survived, it was as madmen, never able to readapt to the peacetime world.
The forgotten soldier
3
The unneeded lungs eventually shrivel and are readapted.
The strain
4
The fluorescents flickered on and the members of the Defense Council blinked as their eyes readapted.
The Postman
5
This chapter does not urge that it be readapted for a photoplay in San Francisco or anywhere else.
The Art of the Moving Picture
Usage of readjust in English
1
It was taking her a while to readjust her way of thinking.
Ahsoka
2
She'd either not noticed or felt no need to readjust her skirt.
A Brewing Storm
3
It took him time sometimes to open up with her, and readjust.
Lone eagle
4
If it's peace of mind that you want, then readjust your budget.
The South African
5
But now he saw that he must readjust his view of her.
The Hermit and the Wild Woman, and Other Stories
6
Backing out, he fumbled to readjust the sword, then he tried again.
Dragons of autumn twilight
7
Nevertheless he managed to readjust his clothes, his perruque, his broad-brimmed hat.
The Nest of the Sparrowhawk: A Romance of the XVIIth Century
8
Six years is a long time to readjust to civilian life.
Go home, stranger
9
I have to blink several times to readjust to the light in here.
Unravel Me
10
Well the main thing that you greatly have to readjust to is gravity.
Wired
11
He wanted to give Kate time to calm down and readjust.
Lone eagle
12
She would readjust it and urge the bird to flight again.
Where the Sun Swings North
13
As we go north, we readjust all our ideas of distance and immensity.
The New North
14
Dock was disappointed, and began to climb the rocks to readjust the plank.
Freaks of Fortune; or, Half Round the World
15
Any older and I won't be able to readjust to full-gravity.
The Gods Themselves
16
My capital might then readjust itself, if left alone that length of time.
The Lure of the Mask
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Translations for readjust
Readjust through the time
Readjust across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common