adjusted
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Altered or modified to fit properly or function correctly: Refers to something that has been changed to achieve a better fit, alignment, or operation.
- Having adapted successfully to one's environment or circumstances: Describes a person who has achieved a stable, comfortable, and functional relationship with their surroundings or life conditions.
- Settled or resolved, especially financially: Used to describe claims, accounts, or matters that have been finalized or brought to a proper conclusion.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The mechanic said the engine is now properly adjusted. (Referring to a mechanical part set to correct specifications.)
- After moving to a new country, it took her a year to feel adjusted. (Describing a person who has adapted.)
- The adjusted gross income is calculated after certain deductions. (Referring to a modified financial figure.)
- She wore a beautifully adjusted vintage gown. (Describing a garment altered to fit.)
Advanced Usage
- "Well-adjusted": A common compound adjective describing a person who is emotionally stable and successfully adapted to the demands of life.
- He is a well-adjusted individual who handles stress effectively.
- "Seasonally adjusted": A statistical term where data is modified to remove the influences of predictable seasonal patterns.
- The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate provides a clearer economic picture.
Variants and Related Words
- Adjust (verb): To change or modify something so that it fits, aligns, or functions better.
- Please adjust the seat to your comfort.
- Adjustable (adjective): Capable of being adjusted.
- This chair has an adjustable height.
- Adjustment (noun): The act of adjusting or the state of being adjusted; a small change.
- The transition required a significant period of adjustment.
- Adjuster (noun): A person who assesses insurance claims to determine settlement.
- The insurance adjuster inspected the damage.
Synonyms
- Adapted: Modified for a new use or condition.
- Altered: Changed in character or composition.
- Modified: Changed in form or character.
- Accustomed: Familiar through use or experience.
- Reconciled: Made compatible or brought to acceptance.
Related Phrases
- Adjusted for inflation: Describes a monetary value that has been recalculated to reflect changes in purchasing power over time.
- The historical prices were adjusted for inflation for an accurate comparison.
- Make adjustments: To make changes or modifications.
- We need to make adjustments to the original plan.
Related Idioms
- Adjust one's sights: To change one's goals or expectations.
- After the injury, the athlete had to adjust his sights and aim for a different role on the team.
Adjective
- (especially of garments) having the fit or style adjusted
- for my wedding I had my mother's wedding dress altered to fit me
- having achieved a comfortable relation with your environment
- adjusted to demands of daily living; showing emotional stability
- altered to accommodate to certain requirements or bring into a proper relation
- an adjusted insurance claim
- the car runs more smoothly with the timing adjusted