adjustment in Latin
adjustment in Latin is accommodātiō — adjustment means a small change made to improve or correct something.
adjustment in Latin
accommodātiō
The result of adjusting something; a small change; a minor correction; a modification or alteration
What does "adjustment" mean?
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noun A small change made to improve or correct something.
"A minor adjustment to the recipe made all the difference."
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noun The process of getting used to a new situation.
"Moving to a new country requires a real adjustment period."
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adjustment in a sentence
- A minor adjustment to the recipe made all the difference.
- The company made adjustments to its pricing after customer complaints.
- Moving to a new country requires a real adjustment period.
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What is "adjustment" in Latin?
"adjustment" in Latin is accommodātiō. adjustment means: A small change made to improve or correct something.
How do you use "adjustment" in a sentence?
Example: "A minor adjustment to the recipe made all the difference." In Latin, "adjustment" is accommodātiō.
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