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readjust

[ree-uh-juhst] / ˌri əˈdʒʌst /


Example Sentences

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When he first got back on the ice, he needed to readjust to the violent sounds of the game.

From Washington Post

“Maybe I need a week to readjust, but this is me,” Thibaudet said, adding with a giggle, “It’s perfectly normal for me.”

From New York Times

Anyone who has time to wallow and cry in his cups but can’t seem to “fit in” therapy obviously needs to readjust his priorities.

From Washington Post

Twitter is readjusting the contrast on its buttons following feedback about its design updates from earlier this week.

From The Verge

She paused to readjust her mask, then stepped inside the office.

From Washington Post