• Synonyms: adjusted
  Meaning: altered to accommodate to certain requirements or bring into a proper relation; "an adjusted insurance claim"; "the car runs more smoothly with the timing adjusted"

• These preliminaries adjusted, Rose and Oliver returned home.
• As temperature must be adjusted to man's need, climate satisfies wants directly.
• A band slipped, a spring was touched, the gear was adjusted and the wheels revolve in their old orbit.
• Being an animal which hunts both by day and night, the structure of its visual organs is adjusted for both.
• The action of a piano, like any other delicate piece of machinery, should be carefully examined, and, if necessary, adjusted each time it is tuned.
• They couldn't do it mechanically, but by the time the last machine collapsed, enough people were adjusted to the environment to keep the race going.
• Men are moral under the eyes of their neighbors, acquaintances, and families; habits become adjusted to right standards, and the temptations in new conditions are always great.
• Progress is threatened unless social institutions can be so adjusted as to reverse the present process of multiplying the poorest, and of extinguishing the most capable families.
• The fields of benevolence and love extend far beyond; and when economy has adjusted its balance, the mind begins to benefit by its own justice, and the heart expands in the boundlessness of its affection.
• On his head, which had been skilfully deprived of every scrap of hair, he adjusted a pleasant little cap of bright scarlet, held on by suction and inflated with hydrogen, and curiously like the comb of a cock.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Star Trek, License CC BY-SA 4.0