Rejigger
verb
To change something to make it work better in a different way.
We need to rejigger our marketing strategy to attract more customers.

Often appears as...
- rejigger the plans
- rejigger the budget
Usage tips
Neutral
General
verb
To rearrange or reorganize in a new way.
She decided to rejigger her daily routine to have more free time.

Often appears as...
- rejigger the workflow
- rejigger the layout
Usage tips
Neutral
General
verb
To change something to make it work better in a different way.
We need to rejigger our marketing strategy to attract more customers.

Often appears as...
- rejigger the plans
- rejigger the budget
Usage tips
Neutral
General
verb
To rearrange or reorganize in a new way.
She decided to rejigger her daily routine to have more free time.

Often appears as...
- rejigger the workflow
- rejigger the layout
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 2

Contextual Adaptation
Understanding how 'rejigger' is often related to changing or adapting plans can help clarify its use.
Companies frequently need to rejigger their approaches in response to market trends.
Informal Adaptation
Using 'rejigger' adds a more casual tone to discussions of change.
In an informal setting, you might say, 'Let's rejigger the project.'
Nuance of Change
Recognizing that 'rejigger' implies a thoughtful adjustment rather than a complete overhaul can help in using it effectively.
When situations don't work out, it's often necessary to rejigger your approach.
Contextual Adaptation
Understanding how 'rejigger' is often related to changing or adapting plans can help clarify its use.
Companies frequently need to rejigger their approaches in response to market trends.
Informal Adaptation
Using 'rejigger' adds a more casual tone to discussions of change.
In an informal setting, you might say, 'Let's rejigger the project.'
Nuance of Change
Recognizing that 'rejigger' implies a thoughtful adjustment rather than a complete overhaul can help in using it effectively.
When situations don't work out, it's often necessary to rejigger your approach.
Contextual Adaptation
Understanding how 'rejigger' is often related to changing or adapting plans can help clarify its use.
Companies frequently need to rejigger their approaches in response to market trends.
Informal Adaptation
Using 'rejigger' adds a more casual tone to discussions of change.
In an informal setting, you might say, 'Let's rejigger the project.'
Nuance of Change
Recognizing that 'rejigger' implies a thoughtful adjustment rather than a complete overhaul can help in using it effectively.
When situations don't work out, it's often necessary to rejigger your approach.
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