modality
/mɒdˈælɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A way or form in which something can be done or expressed, or a condition or state of being.
“The modality of the virtual reality experience was unparalleled.”
2. noun
A system or method of doing something.
“The modality of the new software allowed for seamless integration.”
3. noun
A condition or state of being, especially with regard to disease or health.
“The doctor diagnosed the patient with a specific modality of cancer.”
4. noun
A mode or method of operation, especially of a machine or computer system.
“The modality of the printer was set to draft mode.”
5. noun
A degree or extent of a quality or property.
“The modality of the hotel’s luxury was impressive.”