readjustment
/riːəˈdʒʌstm(ə)nt
/noun
1An alteration or correction made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result: intermittent warm-ups and microphone readjustments the commercial property market has certainly experienced a significant readjustment...
- The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives.
- Our approach will require some painful readjustments in our own party.
- Price readjustments have become increasingly prevalent in the middle market.
1.1 [mass noun] The process of adapting or becoming used to a changed situation: was there a period of readjustment you had to go through when you went back to work?...
- Astronauts must undergo a radical readjustment after returning from space.
- The felon would be speedily returned to gainful employment without the lengthy readjustment undergone by victims of our present prison system.
- Successful readjustment to the school environment depends partly upon the quality of the transition plan.
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