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Definition of adjustment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of adjustment is as below...
Adjustment
(n.) The
operation
of
bringing
all the parts of an
instrument,
as a
microscope
or
telescope,
into their
proper
relative
position
for use; the
condition
of being thus
adjusted;
as, to get a good
adjustment;
to be in or out of
adjustment..
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Reliquidation
::
Reliquidation
(n.) A
second
or
renewed
liquidation;
a
renewed
adjustment.
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) The state of being in
equipoise;
equilibrium;
even
adjustment;
steadiness.
Coaptation
::
Coaptation
(n.) The
adaptation
or
adjustment
of parts to each
other,
as of a
broken
bone or
dislocated
joint..
Pend
::
Pend (v. i.) To be
undecided,
or in
process
of
adjustment..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) A rope or chain which
regulates
the angle of
adjustment
of a sail in
relation
in
relation
to the wind; --
usually
attached
to the lower
corner
of a sail, or to a yard or a
boom..
Register
::
Register
(n.) The
correspondence
or
adjustment
of the
several
impressions
in a
design
which is
printed
in
parts,
as in
chromolithographic
printing,
or in the
manufacture
of paper
hangings.
See
Register,
v. i. 2..
Concertion
::
Concertion
(n.) Act of
concerting;
adjustment.
Composure
::
Composure
(n.)
Orderly
adjustment;
disposition.
Imparl
::
Imparl
(v. i.) To have time
before
pleading;
to have delay for
mutual
adjustment.
Line
::
Line (n.) The
proper
relative
position
or
adjustment
of
parts,
not as to
design
or
proportion,
but with
reference
to
smooth
working;
as, the
engine
is in line or out of
line..
Composition
::
Composition
(n.) The state of being put
together
or
composed;
conjunction;
combination;
adjustment.
Justification
::
"Justification
(n.)
Adjustment
of type by
spacing
it so as to make it
exactly
fill a line, or of a cut so as to hold it in the right
place;
also, the
leads,
quads,
etc., used for
making
such
adjustment..
Maladjustment
::
Maladjustment
(n.) A bad
adjustment.
Register
::
Register
(v. i.) To
correspond
in
relative
position;
as, two
pages,
columns,
etc. ,
register
when the
corresponding
parts fall in the same line, or when line falls
exactly
upon line in
reverse
pages,
or (as in
chromatic
printing)
where the
various
colors
of the
design
are
printed
consecutively,
and
perfect
adjustment
of parts is
necessary..
Misadjustment
::
Misadjustment
(n.) Wrong
adjustment;
unsuitable
arrangement.
Disposal
::
Disposal
(n.)
Ordering;
regulation;
adjustment;
management;
government;
direction.
Coordination
::
Coordination
(n.) The act of
coordinating;
the act of
putting
in the same
order,
class,
rank,
dignity,
etc.; as, the
coordination
of the
executive,
the
legislative,
and the
judicial
authority
in
forming
a
government;
the act of
regulating
and
combining
so as to
produce
harmonious
results;
harmonious
adjustment;
as, a
coordination
of
functions..
Fit
::
Fit (n.) The
quality
of being fit;
adjustment;
adaptedness;
as of dress to the
person
of the
wearer.
Admeasure
::
Admeasure
(v. t.)
Formerly,
the
adjustment
of
proportion,
or
ascertainment
of
shares,
as of dower or
pasture
held in
common.
This was by writ of
admeasurement,
directed
to the
sheriff..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A
plate,
or
notched
piece,
interposed
between
a
moving
part and the
stationary
part on which it
bears,
to take the wear and
afford
means of
adjustment;
--
called
also
slipper,
and gib..
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