Meanings
- not comparableCapable of being readjusted.
The most successful of these laws up to now (mid- 1967) has been the one creating the readjustable obligations of the National Treasury.
1969, Howard Sylvester Ellis, The Economy of Brazil, page 157
Origin
From re- + adjustable or readjust + -able.
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