modifier
- noun
- /ˈmɒdɪfaɪər/
- Jargon
- And a hidden thing that's going on with layout is modifiers like dot, padding and others.
Meaning diamonds can have color modifiers in them.
- Meaning diamonds can have color modifiers in them.
Examples
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In the online shop, you can select a color modifier to customize the appearance of your phone case.
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So don't give your little view modifiers here that do platform specific behavior.
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We're adding more and more modifier as we go from top to bottom.
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And then your modifiers just sit on front as well.
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Choose a modifier and shoot from various elevations, angles, and so forth.
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There's a modifier called an enroller modifier and you've got it right.
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Each weapon type handles differently, and they may have various elemental modifiers as well.
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The mode is differentiated, though, through its personal ordnance system, which allows players to trigger a weapon drop that subsequently offers a choice between a new weapon, grenades, or a player trait modifier.
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The game allows players to apply a speed modifier to enhance their character's movement abilities.
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Each product can include a size modifier that affects how it fits and the overall price.
Synonyms
An extra part or device that improves how something works
Compounds
- Specialized
A word or phrase in a sentence placed so it seems to describe the wrong thing and confuses the reader
- Specialized
A word or phrase placed so it seems to describe the wrong part of a sentence and confuses the meaning
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Etymology
Modifier comes from the root mod meaning 'measure' or 'way' and the verb modify 'to make change'. In shopping and product pages a modifier is an option that changes a product's properties, look, or price.