1. to adjust or correct the accuracy of a measuring instrument or device
Usage: technical
2. to reassess or adjust one’s approach, expectations, or understanding
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The technician needs to recalibrate the scale before weighing the samples.
• We had to recalibrate the telescope after moving it to the new location.
• The company decided to recalibrate its marketing strategy after poor sales.
• She took time to recalibrate her expectations about the job market.
• The GPS system automatically recalibrates when it detects signal interference.
• After the feedback, he had to recalibrate his understanding of the project requirements.