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modified

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adjchanged

adjreduced

Word Origin & History

late 14c., from Old French modifier (14c.), from Latin modificare "to limit, measure off, restrain," from modus "measure, manner" (see mode (n.1)) + root of facere "to make" (see factitious). Related: Modified; modifying.

Example Sentences for modified

In taking his aim Kingozi modified his usual custom because of the distance.

This modified form of gambling is especially dangerous to the young.

Again, whether these evils can or cannot be modified and removed?

I came in a panic, which is still there, but in a modified degree.

Do you think the rays can be so modified as to photograph the organs of the human body?

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Synonyms for modified

adj changed

altered
adjusted
converted
fitted
mutated
refitted

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More words related to modified

altered

adjective. changed

adapted
adjusted
amended
converted
cooked
corrected
diversified
doctored
fitted
fixed
modified
qualified
redone
refitted
reformed
remade
remodeled
renovated
reshaped
retailored
revised
spiked
transformed
turned
updated

changed

adjective. altered

adapted
adjusted
aged
amended
conditioned
deteriorated
developed
done over
edited
limited
matured
modernized
modified
moved
mutated
qualified
reconditioned
redone
reformed
remodeled
renovated
reorganized
reprogrammed
rescheduled
revised
shifted

conditional

adjective. dependent

codicillary
contingent
depending on
fortuitous
granted on certain terms
guarded
iffy
incidental
inconclusive
limited
modified
not absolute
obscure
provisional
provisory
qualified
relative
reliant
relying on
restricted
restrictive
subject to
tentative
uncertain
with grain of salt
with reservations
with strings attached

conditioned

adjective. trained

accustomed to
habituated
learned
modified

limited

adjective. restricted, definite

bound
bounded
checked
circumscribed
confined
constrained
controlled
curbed
defined
delimited
determinate
finite
fixed
hampered
hemmed in
local
modified
narrow
particular
precise
qualified
reserved
restrained
sectional
topical

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