Modal

Meaning

Adj

●

Of, or

relating

to a

mode

or modus.

●

In Grammar:

Of,

relating

to, or

describing

the

mood

of a clause.

●

In Music:

Of,

to, or

in the

by which an

, associated with

in Ancient — and in

— music.

●

In Logic:

Of, or

relating

to the

modality

between propositions.

●

In Statistics:

Relating to the

statistical

mode.

●

In Computing:

Having

in which

has different effects.

●

In Graphical user interface:

Requiring

and thus

so that it cannot be

behind until a

is made.

●

In Metaphysics:

Relating to the form of a

thing

rather to any of its attributes.

Noun

●

In Logic:

modal

proposition.

●

In Linguistics:

modal

form,

notably

modal

auxiliary.

●

In Grammar:

modal

verb.

●

In Graphical user interface:

, one that cannot be

until a

is made.

Sourced from

Wiktionary

Origin

modal

English

modalis

Latin

Sourced from

Etym

Antonyms

Modeless

Rhymes

Yodel

Nodal

Modal

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Modal

Meaning

Adj

Noun

Origin

Antonyms

Related

Rhymes