premodified
/priˈmɑdɪfaɪd/
adjective
- Changed or adjusted in advance, before being used or put into effect.
- We used a premodified version of the recipe to reduce cooking time.
- The premodified engine parts fit perfectly into the prototype.
- The premodified schedule allowed for extra breaks during the event.
- In grammar, described or limited by a word that comes before it (e.g., an adjective before a noun).
- In 'a sunny day,' the noun 'day' is premodified by the adjective 'sunny.'
- The teacher asked students to identify premodified nouns in the paragraph.
- Premodified phrases often sound more natural in English.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of premodify: changed or adjusted something in advance.
- She premodified her speech to match the audience's interests.
- The technician premodified the settings before the test began.
- They premodified the document to include the latest data.