adaptation
/ˌædˈpeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act or process of adapting, or a thing adapted.
“The movie was a successful adaptation of the bestselling novel.”
2. noun
A change or modification that helps something or someone to survive or be more successful in a particular environment.
“The company’s adaptation to the new market trends allowed it to stay competitive.”
3. noun
The way in which a species or organism has modified itself over time to become better suited to its environment.
“The process of evolution can result in different adaptations among species.”
4. noun
A translation or version of a book, film, etc., made for a particular audience or medium.
“The stage adaptation of the classic play was a huge success.”
5. noun
A change in the way a system or process works, in order to make it more efficient or effective.
“The software update was an adaptation to improve the user experience.”