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customize

[kuhs-tuh-mahyz] / ˈkʌs təˌmaɪz /
VERB
modify to personal expectations
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The company offers subscription plans so users can customize the app’s wallpaper, personalize their digital avatars known as Bitmojis and see how often their friends view their content.

From Los Angeles Times

And now that the young company has some experience under its belt, it’s trying something new: developing a laptop you can more deeply customize all by yourself.

From Washington Post

You may customize this recipe to your heart's content.

From Salon

There’s also, based on the swooning attention he gets off-camera, plenty of smitten women ready to be invited into his customized van for a more personal kind of brushstroke.

From Los Angeles Times

As they raced through their work, the purée makers shouted and laughed while aluminum vats of boiling water hissed and threw off steam, and customized machinery and appliances clanked and whirred.

From New York Times