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Examples of rejigger in a Sentence
The TV network is rejiggering its schedule.
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Instead, there are proposals aimed at rejiggering how government programs might pay for some medicines.
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Other small companies are postponing capital investments and hiring, rethinking manufacturing processes and rejiggering plans.
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Yet the old codgers of tech—or any industry—that are able to rejigger themselves and get moving again are the more impressive heroes, turning the clichéd aircraft carrier.
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Sales of trophy works such as a $450 million Leonardo da Vinci have auction houses rejiggering other artists’ price levels—and collectors’ expectations.
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Fights broke out now and then as people tried to rejigger the archaic network of pipes to their advantage.
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Namely, rejigger San Francisco’s infrastructure—every street, every block—with their riders in mind.
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The government could rejigger its purchasing power to advance the public interest.
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Walmart is rejiggering its position elsewhere as well.
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Origin and Etymology of rejigger
REJIGGER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of rejigger for English Language Learners
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: to change or adjust (something)
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