Synonyms of adjusted

adjusted 1 of 2

adjective

as in adapted

Related Words

• adapted
• used
• accustomed
• acclimated
• habituated
• unaffected
• uninfluenced

Dissimilar Words

• unadjusted
• unused
• unaccustomed
• unadapted
• unacclimated
• unseasoned

adjusted

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verb

past tense of adjust

as in tailored

to change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation

after going on the night shift, he found it difficult to adjust his sleep schedule

adjust the amount of sugar in the recipe to your taste

Synonyms & Similar Words

• adapted
• tailored
• conformed
• suited
• put
• edited
• shaped
• customized
• fitted
• prepared
• accommodated
• acclimated
• conditioned
• acclimatized
• matched
• fashioned
• modified
• doctored
• readjusted
• altered
• transformed
• converted
• modeled
• corrected
• equipped
• established
• revised
• tuned
• attuned
• geared
• reworked
• rooted
• harmonized
• redesigned
• oriented
• patterned
• accustomed
• acquainted
• squared
• regulated
• trained
• primed
• readapted
• remodeled
• settled
• hardened
• familiarized
• reclaimed
• orientated
• remade
• recast
• refocused
• recycled
• inured
• reinvented
• rigged
• refashioned
• readied
• revamped
• rehearsed
• habituated
• toughened
• refitted
• redeveloped
• phased
• rejiggered
• registered
• fine-tuned
• made over
• reengineered
• refigured
• naturalized
• seasoned
• bent
• redid
• fiddled (with)
• habilitated

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• misadjusted

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of adjusted

Adjective

New coach Jesse Minter is taking over a defense that really struggled to create pressure, which led to a below-average defense (20th) in my adjusted EPA metric. — Austin Mock, New York Times, 19 Aug. 2026

The same disclosure showed positive adjusted operating income for the period. — Jon Markman, Forbes.com, 17 Aug. 2026

Verb

Roberts noted that Ohtani is rested and has adjusted his pitching mechanics. — Joaquin Ruiz, Los Angeles Times, 22 Aug. 2026

Engineers in product leadership roles can focus too much on technical perfection rather than making a product that is good enough, works in the marketplace and can be adjusted later. — Alessandro Lagi, Forbes.com, 21 Aug. 2026