verb
definition
To adjust again
Examples of readjust in a Sentence
Figure out what went wrong and readjust.
A sudden break in the clouds, an errant sunbeam, or a sharp shadow can impair an athlete's performance by forcing their eyes to continually readjust to changing lighting conditions.
As robotic technology advances, we are being forced to readjust our expectations of machines' capabilities.
Remove the pins and readjust, tightening the diaper if needed.
In order to get the breathing area open again, the brain will jar the body awake just enough to readjust the airway.
In the end, wisely and carefully we shall readjust the balance of animal and vegetable me to suit our human needs.
The bed should not deflate if there is a power outage but it may be necessary to readjust the bed once power is restored.
If there's one thing little girls hate, it's having to readjust a suit during swimming.
Even just the few hours you might be expected to wear one can be uncomfortable if you have to readjust the belt.
Good. Easier for me than Darian to readjust.
The government then had to readjust expenditures to largely diminished resources; but the obligation has been met intelligently and courageously, and since 1895 there has been an improvement in the financial state of the country.
What is required, therefore, is to readjust our original thesis in such a way as to include and give expression to both the elements in the process.
It is not easy for the US to readjust the line it has been pursuing for the last few years.
Hence, there is no need to readjust the dosage in the presence of impaired renal function.
In this case, you will need to readjust the sensitivity (i.e. raise the preset value).
Advantage is a useful method that allows the Referee to adjust and readjust control of a game should it get out of hand.
The body will readjust so the worst of the craving only lasts a short while Top of Page Who else can help?
He or she may want to change your baby's formula or readjust her feeding schedule.
The Dolman Cocoon Plus Shrug is like wearing a shawl that you don't have to continually readjust.
Trilam suits eliminate the need to wear additional weights or readjust your buoyancy while you're concentrating on your dive.
If you have ever seen vintage garter belts, you understand how it was that women were able to wear stockings all day long without having to constantly readjust (although some adjustment was necessary here and there - it wasn't perfect).
Seriously disturbed at the prospect of Russian aggrandizement, the idea occurred, almost simultaneously, to the courts of Berlin and Vienna that the best mode of preserving the equilibrium of Europe was for all three powers to readjust their territories at the expense of Poland.
In order to prevent this, it was proposed to readjust the number of the members of the Riksdag.
Much has been written on the chronology of the kings and many endeavours have been made to readjust the Biblical figures so as to bring them into consistency with themselves and at the same time into conformity with the Assyrian dates.