adjusted
v.v. to change something slightly so that it fits better or works more effectively. You also use it when you get used to a new situation.
v. to alter or move something slightly in order to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result; to adapt to new conditions. Transitive when modifying an object, but often used reflexively or intransitively when describing personal adaptation.
She adjusted her glasses so she could see the screen better.
The technician adjusted the thermostat to ensure the server room stayed at a constant temperature throughout the night.
After moving to a high-altitude city, the athletes adjusted their training schedules to account for the thinner air and the increased time required for physical recovery.
When used to mean 'getting used to something', it is often followed by the preposition 'to'.
He adjusted to the new job very fastly.He adjusted to the new job very quickly.While 'adjusted' is correct, learners often pair it with the non-word 'fastly' instead of the adverb 'quickly'.