Pronunciation

/ˈmɑːdɪfaɪ/

Definitions

• Verb: (v) To make changes or adjustments to something, typically in order to improve it, correct it, or adapt it to a new situation or purpose. For example: “The designer modified the dress to fit her client’s preferences.”
• Noun: (n) A change or alteration made to something, often referring to a document, software, or plan. For example: “The latest software update includes several important modifications.”

Phrases

• “Modify behavior”: To change one’s behavior or habits.
• “To modify a contract”: To make changes or amendments to a legal agreement.
• “Modify your approach”: To alter the method or strategy being used towards achieving a goal.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “They decided to modify their marketing strategy to target a younger audience.”
• “She modified her diet to include healthier food choices.”
• Noun: “After considering the feedback, he implemented several crucial modifications to his project proposal.”

Synonyms

• Change
• Alter
• Amend
• Adjust
• Revise
• Update
• Tailor
• Adapt
• Refine