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synonyms for readjust

  • adapt
  • adjust
  • alter
  • regulate
  • reconcile
  • methodize
  • reacclimate
See also synonyms for: readjusted

antonyms for readjust

MOST RELEVANT
  • disarrange
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • unfit
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However, Quinn admitted she was “nervous” about readjusting to the structured environment of working from an office, as well as morning commutes.
MEDIA BRIEFING: DELTA VARIANT DISRUPTS MEDIA COMPANIES’ OFFICE RETURN TIMELINES, EMPLOYEES’ PREPARATIONSTIM PETERSONAUGUST 5, 2021DIGIDAY
Since March 2020, marketers and agency execs alike have been operating at a different speed, adjusting and readjusting their marketing plans and advertising to adapt to a constantly changing mood due to the ongoing pandemic.
MARKETING BRIEFING: ZENNI’S VP OF GROWTH MARKETING ON MAKING THE SWITCH TO ‘BITE-SIZED’ PLANNING WINDOWS DUE TO COVIDKRISTINA MONLLOSAUGUST 3, 2021DIGIDAY
Yet this stopgap measure will expire in about two months, even as many student borrowers are still readjusting to a new normal.
STUDENT LOANS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AS LAWMAKERS URGE PAUSE, DEBT CANCELLATIONMALAIKA JABALIJULY 30, 2021ESSENCE.COM
My family readjusted our lives over the past two years just to give Nusayba the best chance of surviving.
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For the first time, the USOPC has created a support group for athletes who don’t make the team, as well as those who struggle with readjusting to life after retiring.
HOW OLYMPIANS ARE FIGHTING TO PUT ATHLETES' MENTAL HEALTH FIRSTALICE PARKJULY 22, 2021TIME
Building out spaces beyond the confines of a conference room “will allow people to work together while feeling comfortable as everyone readjusts to being in person,” he said.
‘A BREATH OF FRESH AIR’: OUTDOOR WORKSPACES ARE HAVING A POST-PANDEMIC MOMENTJESSICA DAVIESJULY 8, 2021DIGIDAY
His brain’s visual cortex also readjusted to the algae proteins as his new light sensors sparked with activity when his hybrid eyes danced across multiple objects, such as a notebook, staple box, and a bunch of tumblers.
HOW GENE THERAPY AND ALGAE PROTEINS PARTIALLY RESTORED A BLIND MAN’S SIGHTSHELLY FANMAY 25, 2021SINGULARITY HUB 
Hydraulic brakes self-adjust to pad thickness, but for cable-activated systems, you’ll likely need to readjust the cable to account for the new, full-thickness pads.
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It also removes a regulation that banned lifers from getting transferred to detention facilities below medium-security to allow them the opportunity to gradually readjust to society.
LAWSUIT SETTLEMENT CHANGES MARYLAND PAROLE SYSTEM FOR THOSE SENTENCED TO LIFE AS JUVENILESEMILY DAVIESMARCH 10, 2021WASHINGTON POST
This adjustment results in an error between the newly updated lowest layer and the one above, so the higher layer has to readjust its synaptic weights to minimize its prediction error.
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETS FINALLY YIELD CLUES TO HOW BRAINS LEARNANIL ANANTHASWAMYFEBRUARY 18, 2021QUANTA MAGAZINE
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WORDS RELATED TO READJUST

  • readjust
  • redistribute
  • reform
  • reorganize
  • reorient
  • reshuffle
  • revamp
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