adjusted
- adjective
- /əˈdʒʌstɪd/
:
bien adaptado
- Having supportive friends helped him turn into a welladjusted person despite his difficult upbringing.
They all say they're so much happier now, they're so much better adjusted.
- They all say they're so much happier now, they're so much better adjusted.
- They're becoming adjusted to your speaking parameters, to your vocal parameters, and they're not ready for a joke.
- Or at least being fairly well adjusted in, in many respects.
Examples
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And then you've added another child to the home, another family member that's younger and he hasn't adjusted well to that.
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You'd have been so much freer, probably be a much better adjusted person, wouldn't you?
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And yeah, sounds like another well adjusted, nice person.
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I was in the most well adjusted dream.
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After years of therapy, she finally became a welladjusted individual who could handle life's challenges.
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She is remarkably welladjusted, handling stress at work with ease and maintaining strong relationships.
Synonyms
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Emotionally healthy and able to handle daily life problems
Antonyms
How Adjusted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Adjusted used about a person comes from the parts ad- 'to' and just 'right', so it carries the idea of 'making things right'. A well-adjusted person has found the right balance and fits well into their situation.