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tailor

Definition for tailor

noun as in person who sews clothing

verb as in make to fit; adjust

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The Estyn report found that secondary school pupils were using AI for tasks such as summarising revision notes and creating quiz questions tailored to exam content.

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Many were bespoke creations — tailored to one’s own family.

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Skipper said the playbook would be specifically tailored to each opponent because the team did not have spring practice or fall training camp to install its offense.

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"To tailor an old adage: if you try to annoy nobody you don't excite anybody," is how he puts it.

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There is a clever simplicity to the film, laced within the hidden complexities of a fine piece of tailoring.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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