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disadjust

disadjust verb: to undo an adjustment.

Verb

disadjust (third-person singular simple present disadjusts, present participle disadjusting, simple past and past participle disadjusted)

  1. (transitive) to undo an adjustment.
  2. to disturb

Forms of disadjust

third-person singular presentdisadjusts
present participledisadjusting
past participledisadjusted
pastdisadjusted

Origin of disadjust

From dis- + adjust.

Questions about disadjust

What does disadjust mean?
Disadjust means to undo an adjustment.
What part of speech is disadjust?
Disadjust is a verb.
What is the past tense of disadjust?
The past tense of disadjust is disadjusted.

Words near disadjust in the dictionary

  1. disadaptation
  2. disadaptive
  3. disadhere
  4. disadhesion
  5. disadhesive
  6. disadjust
  7. disadjusts
  8. disadorn
  9. disadorned
  10. disadorning
  11. disadorns

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