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adjusted

adjusted

57 3.0
Changed so it fits a person or thing
  • adjective
  • /əˈdʒʌstɪd/
: ajustado
  • So this was even up after you'd adjusted for other other factors.

Real wages right now, which are wages adjusted for inflation, are negative.

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Examples

  • The chair can be adjusted to fit people of different heights.

  • On the same token, prices haven't adjusted that much.

  • It's it's adjusted for me for the size of my body.

  • And so so this model really needs to be adjusted for for that time scale.

  • Real wages right now, which are wages adjusted for inflation, are negative.

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  • You know the saying goes, any plan that can't be adjusted is a bad plan.

  • Is it possible to get this coat hemmed and adjusted a little bit for me?

  • It features adaptive lumbar support, which can be adjusted to the user's height.

  • For the best fit, the dress was adjusted at the waist and hips.

  • He ensured that the settings were adjusted according to the latest requirements.

Synonyms

modified
vsadjusted
78 3.9

Changed from the original to work better

is more about fitting specific requirements rather than general change
adapted
vsadjusted
19 3.7

Changed to fit a particular use or situation

focuses on meeting specific requirements rather than general suitability
amended
vsadjusted
12 4.2

Changed so it is more correct or suitable

leans toward changing to meet exact requirements rather than broad revision
corrected
vsadjusted
11 3.7

Made right after an error or adjustment

aims to meet stated requirements rather than simply fix errors

Antonyms

unchanged
68 1.0

Still the same as before

unaltered
6 3.7

Still in its original state and not changed

unadjusted
2 4.9

Not changed to fit needs or different conditions

How Adjusted

modified
78 3.9
adjusted
57 3.0
unchanged
68 1.0

Surface Forms

adjusted positive

Morphology

adjusted = adjust (transparent) = adjust + ed

Derived directly from the verb 'adjust' with the participial/adjectival suffix '-ed', producing the straightforward meaning 'changed or altered'.

Etymology

Adjusted comes from the parts ad- 'to' and just 'right', so it originally meant 'to make right'. So when clothes are adjusted, they are changed to fit properly and be 'right' for the person.