disadjust
/ˌdɪsəˈædʒəst, ˌdɪsˈædʒəst/Definitions
1. verb
to alter or adjust something to a lesser degree, or to remove an adjustment or setting.
“The new software will disadjust the factory’s production levels to meet the current demand.”
2. verb
to remove or cancel an adjustment or setting.
“The system automatically disadjusted the thermostat when the temperature reached a certain level.”
3. verb
to become or make something less adjusted or less suitable.
“The new policy will disadjust the company’s budget for the next quarter.”