readjustment

/ˌriəˈdʒʌstmənt/
noun
  1. The act or process of changing something slightly to make it work better or fit a new situation.
    • The company made a readjustment to its budget after the unexpected costs.
    • Returning travelers often go through a period of readjustment to their home culture.
    • A small readjustment of the telescope lens made the stars much clearer.
  2. A change in one's attitude or behavior to fit a new environment or situation.
    • His readjustment to civilian life was smoother than he expected.
    • The therapist helped her with the emotional readjustment after the divorce.
    • Moving to a new country requires a major readjustment in daily habits.
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