Word "MODAL" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
an auxiliary verb (such as `can' or `will') that is used to express modality
Synonyms:
modal auxiliary, modal auxiliary verb, modal verb

Part of Speech:
Adjective
Definition:
relating to or constituting the most frequent value in a distribution
Synonyms:
average
Examples:
the modal age at which American novelists reach their peak is 30

Definition:
of or relating to a musical mode; especially written in an ecclesiastical mode

Crossword Clues for MODAL

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Like some verbs LA Times Mini 06 Mar 2025
A type of auxiliary verb expressing eg necessity or possibility
Relating to form New York Times 08 Jan 2025
Most likely, statistically
Form-related LA Times Mini 08 Oct 2024
Type of verb, such as can, could or may The Telegraph Plusword 03 Jun 2024
Most frequent, statistically Universal 22 May 2024
Relating to a mode
Average — old Ma (anag) The Guardian Quick 01 Sep 2022
Like some verbs Thomas Joseph 16 Oct 2021
Like the verb “must” Wall Street Journal 23 Jun 2021
Most frequent, statistically New York Times 03 Mar 2021
Form-related Wall Street Journal 05 Dec 2020
Kind of verb in grammar New York Times 14 Aug 2020
Relating to form Newsday 28 May 2020
Most frequent, statistically (DOLMA anagram) Universal 25 Jun 2019
Jazz or verb type Universal 16 Feb 2019
Jazz or verb type
Most frequent, statistically (DOLMA anagram)
Boy given order to return as auxiliary
Occurring most frequently in a population The Times Concise 05 Oct 2017
Relating to form USA Today 23 Nov 2016
Like the verbs 'will' and 'might' Wall Street Journal 02 Jun 2016
Type of jazz
Based on a scale other than major or minor
Structural
Like medieval church music
Relating to form and not substance
Most common, statistically
Like some statistical figures
Of structure as opposed to substance
Of form
Form-related
Related to form or type
___ auxiliary (verb like can or might)
Form-related
Of a manner
Relating to form
Of a manner or form
Related to form or type
Expressing a verb's mood
Type of scale
Relating to some calculations
Relating to form
Most common, statistically
Form-related
Type of auxiliary verb
Like some jazz compositions
Of manner
Of manner or form
Having form without reality
Relating to structure
Typical
Regarding manner or form
Most common, to statisticians
Indicating form
Of a musical arrangement
Of form, as opposed to substance
Of form
Most frequent, to a statistician
Of a method
Premise in logic
Of method.
Pertaining to form.
Of form.
Indicating mood.
Indicating a mood.
Denoting a manner.
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