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Definition of rejigger
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Examples of rejigger in a Sentence
The TV network is rejiggering its schedule.
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First, Yosinski rejiggered the classifier to produce images instead of labeling them.
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In fact, The Crimson Court dropped alongside a massive update that changed many existing heroes, added entirely new building mechanics in the Hamlet, and just generally rejiggered the whole experience.
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CEO Schneider seems more focused on boosting profit than rejiggering Nestle’s balance sheet and risking a ratings downgrade, CreditSights analysts Simon Atkinson and Maryum Ali said.
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As Congress stalls on passing a new health-care bill, the Trump administration can still fight Obamacare with revised regulations, rejiggered budgets, and lackluster enforcement.
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This isn’t entirely to play down the significance of Mrs. May’s attempt to rejigger spending on old-age care.
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Sometimes we're held at basecamp while Lana is rewriting and rejiggering scenes.
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Circadia, one of the most ambitious restaurants to open in 2016, found its glitzy fine-dining concept wasn’t working downtown, and they’d very recently rejiggered slightly downmarket.
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Walt Disney Co.'s ESPN, battling falling ad sales and a shrinking subscriber base, is rejiggering its news programs, adding more airtime and online reports from the network's most popular correspondents.
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Origin and Etymology of rejigger
re- + 2jigger
REJIGGER Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of rejigger for English Language Learners
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: to change or adjust (something)
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