Antonyms for readjust
ˌri əˈdʒʌstread·just

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1. readjust, readaptverb

   adjust anew

   "After moving back to America, he had to readjust"

   Synonyms:
   readapt, reset

2. readjust, resetverb

   adjust again after an initial failure

   Synonyms:
   readapt, reset

How to use readjust in a sentence?

1. Kristen Orthman:

   This is by no means a comprehensive solution to address Puerto Rico’s economic and fiscal crisis, republicans rejected what would be most helpful: for Puerto Rico to be empowered by Congress to readjust a meaningful portion of its debt, just as every state is empowered to do.

2. Erik Pevernagie:

   By recurrently standing back, assessing the daily events, taking time to correct the range of vision and evaluating what is authentic in life, we create space for reflection and spiritual regeneration. The construction of momentous and mindful intermissions allows us to update our identity and readjust our personality. ( "Svp "Arrêt sur image" )

3. Huang Qifan:

   The pandemic has exposed weak links in the old globalization model... China and other countries must rethink and readjust global industrial layout, however, the adjustment is not a total negation of globalization... such a move would be shooting ones own foot. The right approach is to open further, instead of taking a 180-degree turn.

4. Yoani Sanchez:

   With this change, the discourse of the government has to change, and so does ours ... Now is the time for us to readjust our tactics due to the changing political scene.

5. Gregory Meeks:

   It's a work in progress, you've got to readjust. But, it's more important that we get the work done. … It expires on Friday. We can't leave here until we get it done.

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