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readjust to

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readjust to someone or something
to make a new adjustment to someone or something. Please make an attempt to readjust your work schedule for the next two weeks. I don't think I can readjust to this climate.


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Charlie Senior, two, giggled as he dressed up for the first time in a "space" decompression chamber for oxygen therapy, used to help astronauts readjust to Earth.
The next stage of grief involves overcoming denial, where caregivers gradually try to come to terms with reality and readjust to normal life.
It can take a year for hair to readjust to its normal thickness and straight or wavy state after the baby is born.
 
 
 
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