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View usage for: (riːdʒɪg) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense rejigs, present participle rejigging, past tense, past participle rejiggedverbIf someone rejigs an organization or a piece of work, they arrange or organize it in a different way, in order to improve it. [British] ...adjustments needed to rejig the industry. [VERB noun] regional note: in AM, use rejiggerSynonyms: rearrange, alter, massage, manipulate More Synonyms of rejig (riːˈdʒɪɡ) verbWord forms: -jigs, -jigging or -jigged (transitive)1. to re-equip (a factory or plant) 2. to rearrange, alter, or manipulate, sometimes in a slightly unscrupulous way noun3. the act or process of rejigging Derived forms rejigger (reˈjigger) noun Synonyms of 'rejig'rearrange, alter, massage, manipulate More Synonyms of rejig Definition to rearrange or manipulate, sometimes in an unscrupulous way (informal) Additional synonymsDefinition to make or become different They have never altered their programmes. Synonyms modify, change, reform, shift, vary, transform, adjust, adapt, revise, amend, diversify, remodel, tweak (informal), recast, reshape, metamorphose, transmuteDefinition to manipulate (facts or figures) to suit one's purpose the expedient juggling of figures for short-term year-end purposes Synonyms manipulate, change, doctor (informal), fix (informal), alter, modify, disguise, manoeuvre, tamper with, misrepresent, falsifyDefinition to control something or someone cleverly or deviously The government manipulated the figures. Synonyms falsify, alter, distort, change, doctor, cook (informal), rig, interfere with, fiddle with (informal), juggle, tamper with, tinker with, misrepresent- reiterate
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Additional synonymsDefinition to manipulate statistics or evidence to produce a desired result efforts to massage the unemployment figures Synonyms manipulate, alter, distort, doctor, cook (informal), fix (informal), rig, fiddle (informal), tamper with, tinker with, misrepresent, fiddle with, falsifyDefinition to organize in a new and more efficient way The company has reorganized its sales force of 6,500. Synonyms rearrange, restructure, shake up, reshuffle, rationalize, spring-clean Definition to reorganize jobs or duties in a government or company The Prime Minister plans to reshuffle the entire cabinet. Synonyms reorganize, restructure, revise, shake up (informal), rearrange, interchange, regroup, redistribute, change around, realign, change the line-up of Definition to make a minor alteration The system should get better as engineers tweak its performance. Synonyms adjust, improve, alter, adapt, modify, refine, make adjustments to, make improvements to, make alterations to, change |