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adjustable Definition


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adjust
verb adjusted, adjusting
    1. To change something or oneself, etc slightly so as to be more suitable for a situation, etc.
      Thesaurus: adapt, modify, change, remodel, accommodate, conform, harmonize, suit, refashion, alter, fine-tune.
    2. To change or alter something, especially only slightly, to make it more correct or accurate.
    3. To calculate or assess (the amount of money payable in an insurance claim, etc).
    intr
    4. To change so that one fits in with it or becomes suited to it.
      Form: adjust to something (often)
Derivative: adjustable
adj
    Able to be changed or altered according to needs
      Thesaurus: malleable, alterable, adaptable, flexible, modifiable, tractable; Antonym: inflexible, fixed.
Derivative: adjustably
adverb
    Derivative: adjuster
    noun
      Derivative: adjustment
      noun
        An act or process of change or alteration
          Thesaurus: alteration, conversion, modification, adaptation, harmonization, naturalization, fitting, naturalization, refashioning, tuning.
      Etymology: 17c: from French ajuster.



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