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adjusted

adjective as in applied

adjective as in modified

Strongest match

adjective as in reconciled

adjective as in revised

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The action is naturally adjusted for modern technology — of course, one of the attractions of the earlier and period series is that there is none.

However, his comments came as the retail giant upgraded its profit outlook for the year, saying it now expected to see full-year adjusted operating profits of £2.9bn-£3.1bn.

From BBC

Under these programs, participants pay a percentage of the rent — generally 30% of their adjusted income — and the government covers the rest.

From Salon

Given that the Times analysis designated 162 mobile homes as destroyed, the analysis was adjusted to count the 132 replacement apartment units.

“This is a bill that keeps the government funded at the exact same levels as today, just adjusted for inflation.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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