Pronunciation: /ˈmɒdɪˌfaɪər/
noun a word or phrase that modifies or describes another word or phrase, typically by adding detail or clarifying meaning
A1 The modifier in this sentence is 'very'.
A2 She added a modifier to make the sentence more descriptive.
B1 Using a modifier can change the meaning of a sentence.
B2 The writer used multiple modifiers to enhance the details in the story.
C1 The skilled writer knows how to use modifiers effectively to create vivid imagery.
C2 The subtle modifiers in the text added layers of complexity to the narrative.
adjective describing or specifying a quality or characteristic of a noun
A1 I have a small modifier on my keychain.
A2 She added a helpful modifier to her resume.
B1 The modifier in the recipe made the dish taste even better.
B2 The software allows users to customize their photos with various modifiers.
C1 The legal team argued over the use of a specific modifier in the contract.
C2 The artist used a subtle modifier to enhance the colors in the painting.
formal In linguistics, a modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that limits or adds information to another part of a sentence.
informal She used a modifier to emphasize the importance of her point during the presentation.
slang The modifier he added to his outfit really made it stand out.
figurative Her kindness was a powerful modifier in changing his attitude towards the situation.
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