Adjustmental

Pronunciation: /əˈdʒʌstməntl/

Definitions of adjustmental

adjective relating to or involving adjustment

Example Sentences

A1 She made some adjustmental changes to the recipe to suit her dietary restrictions.

A2 The adjustmental process for setting up the new software was easy to follow.

B1 The adjustmental period after a major life change can be challenging.

B2 The therapist recommended some adjustmental techniques to help manage stress.

C1 The company implemented adjustmental policies to promote work-life balance.

C2 The adjustmental skills he developed over the years helped him navigate complex situations with ease.

Examples of adjustmental in a Sentence

formal The therapist recommended some adjustmental techniques to help manage stress.

informal I think a little bit of adjustmental tweaking can make a big difference.

slang I need to do some serious adjustmental work on my attitude.

figurative Life requires constant adjustmental shifts to navigate its challenges.

Grammatical Forms of adjustmental

• past tense: adjustmented
• plural: adjustmentals
• comparative: more adjustmental
• superlative: most adjustmental
• present tense: adjust
• future tense: will adjust
• perfect tense: have adjusted
• continuous tense: is adjusting
• singular: adjustmental
• positive degree: adjustmental
• infinitive: to adjust
• gerund: adjusting
• participle: adjusted

Origin and Evolution of adjustmental

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'adjustmental' likely originated from the combination of 'adjust' and 'mental' to describe something related to mental adjustment.

Evolution of the word: The word 'adjustmental' has evolved to be used in various contexts related to mental health and personal development, reflecting a shift towards a focus on individual well-being and self-improvement.