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co-adjust, v.|kəʊəˈdʒʌst|
[f. co- + adjust.]
trans. To adjust mutually, fit to each other.
a1864Webster cites Owen. 1876Mivart Lessons Nat. 31 If our thoughts and feelings can be so coadjusted as to result in order and harmony.
Hence coadjusted ppl. a., coadjustment.
1863Huxley Man's Place Nat. iii. 125 The lines of fracture which remain between the coadjusted pieces of the skull. 1876Mivart Lessons Nat. 31 Every attempt at such coadjustment. |