Pronunciation: /əˈdʒʌstmənt/
noun a small change made to something in order to correct or improve it
A1 I made a small adjustment to the temperature on the thermostat.
A2 She needed to make some adjustments to her schedule to fit in all her appointments.
B1 The company is undergoing a period of adjustment as they implement new policies.
B2 After the merger, there were several adjustments made to the organizational structure.
C1 The adjustment of the tax laws had a significant impact on small businesses.
C2 He made a slight adjustment to the formula, resulting in a more accurate calculation.
adjective adjustable
A1 I made a small adjustment to my schedule so I could attend the meeting.
A2 She needed to make some adjustments to her presentation before the deadline.
B1 The company made adjustments to their pricing strategy in order to attract more customers.
B2 After receiving feedback, the team made some adjustments to their project plan.
C1 The manager implemented adjustments to the workflow to increase efficiency.
C2 The expert made precise adjustments to the equipment to optimize performance.
formal The company made an adjustment to their budget projections after reviewing the latest financial reports.
informal I had to make an adjustment to my schedule to fit in a doctor's appointment.
slang I had to tweak my workout routine for an adjustment in my fitness goals.
figurative Sometimes life throws unexpected challenges at us, and we have to make adjustments to keep moving forward.
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