To undo an adjustment; to put something out of proper alignment or order.
From dis- + adjust (from Old French 'ajuster,' to fit together). This verb reverses the careful calibration that adjustment provides.
A mechanic might 'disadjust' a car's settings when troubleshooting—they undo previous adjustments to find the problem, so it's useful in diagnosis and repair.
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