recalibrate
/riˈkælɪbreɪt/
verb
- To adjust or correct the settings of a device or instrument so that it works accurately again.
- The technician had to recalibrate the scale after it gave wrong weights.
- After moving the telescope, we needed to recalibrate its alignment.
- You should recalibrate your oven thermometer if the temperature seems off.
- To rethink or adjust one's approach, expectations, or understanding in response to new information.
- After the budget cuts, the team had to recalibrate their goals for the year.
- She needed to recalibrate her expectations after learning how long the project would take.
- The company decided to recalibrate its strategy to focus on online sales.