plugin
- adjective
- /ˈplʌɡɪn/
- Specialized
- The new plugin module allows users to add extra features to the main application.
Examples
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Many modern programs support plugin components for greater flexibility and customization.
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We prefer a plugin approach so that updates can be made without changing the core system.
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The new plugin allows developers to easily enhance the software's functionality.
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By using a plugin, users can personalize their experience within the application.
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This program offers a variety of plugin options to expand its capabilities.
Synonyms
A separate part you can add to a device or program to give new features
How Modular
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Etymology
Plugin comes from the simple idea of plug + in, like putting a plug 'into' a socket to add power. So a plugin feature is something made to be put into a larger program to add more functions.