verb
- adjusted or corrected the accuracy of a measuring instrument or device
- reassessed or modified one’s approach, expectations, or understanding
Usage: past tense and past participle of recalibrate
Usage: figurative use
Examples
- The technician recalibrated the scale to ensure accurate measurements.
- After the software update, all the sensors needed to be recalibrated.
- The scientist recalibrated the microscope before beginning the experiment.
- She recalibrated her expectations after receiving the test results.
- The team recalibrated their strategy based on the new market data.
- He recalibrated his approach to studying after failing the first exam.
- The company recalibrated its goals for the upcoming quarter.