Similar words: adjust, adjustment, maladjusted, adjure, adjunct, adjuvant, adjudicate, adjudication. Meaning: [‚rɪːə'dʒʌst] 
v. 1. adjust anew 2. adjust again after an initial failure.
v. 1. adjust anew 2. adjust again after an initial failure. 
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1. You need to readjust your attitude.
2. It takes time to readjust after a divorce.
3. Children are highly adaptable—they just need time to readjust.
4. Once again he had to readjust to living alone.
5. It's hard to readjust to life in Britain after working abroad.
6. The driver's seat is too high,I have to readjust it.
7. We may need to readjust these figures slightly.
8. You need time to readjust .
9. In the end you have to readjust your expectations.
10. Readjust your watch. You are now on Moscow time.
11. He found it hard to readjust to school life when he was getting old.
12. You may find it necessary to readjust the wheels from time to time.
13. They are bound to take time to readjust after a holiday.
14. It is difficult to readjust ourselves to life in a foreign country in a short time.
15. Former soldiers often struggle to readjust to life outside the army.
16. Remember to readjust the mirrors in the car.
17. NASA is studying ways to help astronauts readjust to life on Earth.
18. Give everybody a chance to readjust(sentencedict.com)[sentencedict.com], with-out expecting a dramatic welcome.
19. Each time you learn something new you must readjust the whole framework of your knowledge. Eleanor Roosevelt 
20. It can take up to ten years to readjust to this new market situation.
21. So, we should readjust methodology is to rationalize , deepen and naturalize system of the people's supervisor.
22. I can understand why astronauts find it difficult to readjust to life on earth.
23. After living abroad for so long, he found it difficult to readjust to life at home.
24. Jet lag is caused because the body clock does not readjust immediately to the time change.
25. Would he remain out of sorts as he struggled to readjust to Test rugby?
26. As the soldiers returned home, their wives had to readjust to living with them again.
27. Some pay an additional disturbance payment to compensate the expatriate when he has to readjust to life in Britain on his return.
28. The responsibility had lain so heavily that it took some time to readjust.
29. They have been through an unsettling time and are finding it difficult to readjust.
30. But again, given time long enough it will all filter out and prices will readjust itself.
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