modally
By most common
Modally means in terms of mode or manner.
In philosophy and logic, it relates to possibility and necessity: a statement is modally qualified when it concerns what could be, must be, or might have been.
In music, modally describes composition using modes rather than major or minor keys: The piece is constructed modally.
In linguistics, it pertains to grammatical mood or modal verbs.
Indispensable requirement
- possibilityState of being achievable
- accessibilityEase of approach
- worldsPlanets or spheres
- propositionsStatements asserted for consideration
axioms · validity · deduction · inference · epistemic · counterfactuals · propositional · quantifiers
Manners of operation
- DorianHellenic people or name
- LydianAncient western Anatolian
- AeolianCaused by wind
- IonianEastern Mediterranean region
scales · jazz · improvisation · chord · tonality · diatonic · pentatonic · melody
Suddenly appearing window
- windowGlass-fitted wall opening
- overlayCovering placed atop
- interfaceShared connection point
- dismissSend away or reject
prompt · alert · confirmation · dialog box · lightbox · backdrop · interaction · UX
necessity
Indispensable requirement
- possibilityState of being achievable
- accessibilityEase of approach
- worldsPlanets or spheres
propositions · axioms · validity · deduction · inference · epistemic · counterfactuals · propositional · quantifiers · semantics
modes
Manners of operation
Ionian · scales · jazz · improvisation · chord · tonality · diatonic · pentatonic · melody · transpose
popup
Suddenly appearing window
dismiss · prompt · alert · confirmation · dialog box · lightbox · backdrop · interaction · UX · screen reader
modallyactually
In truth, not supposedly
factually · categorically · absolutely · unconditionally · necessarily
modallycontinuously
Without pause or interruption
marginally · uniformly · homogeneously · evenly · gradually
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