customise
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Definition
- Verb (Transitive):
- To modify, build, or alter something according to an individual's specific needs, preferences, or requirements. It involves changing the standard features of a product or service to create a unique or personalized version.
Usage and Examples
- Verb:
- You can customise the software's interface to match your workflow.
- The company allows customers to customise their sneakers with different colours and logos.
- We customised the report format for each department.
Advanced Usage
- "to customise something for someone/something": To tailor or adapt something specifically for a particular person or purpose.
- The teacher customised the learning materials for the student's specific needs.
- "highly/broadly customisable": Describes something that can be modified to a great extent or in many ways.
- This application is highly customisable, allowing expert users to change almost every setting.
Variants and Related Words
- Customisation (noun, chiefly British English): The action or process of customising something.
- The customisation of the vehicle took several weeks.
- Customizable (adjective, chiefly American English): Able to be customised.
- The platform offers customizable templates.
- Custom-made (adjective): Made to order according to an individual's specifications. (Note: This is a related compound adjective, not the verb 'customise' itself).
- He wears custom-made suits.
Synonyms
- Personalise: To design or tailor to meet an individual's personal requirements or tastes.
- Tailor: To make, adapt, or fit for a particular purpose or person.
- Modify: To make partial or minor changes to something.
Antonyms
- Standardise: To cause something to conform to a standard.
- Mass-produce: To manufacture goods in large quantities using standardized designs.
Verb
- make according to requirements
- customize a car
- make to specifications
- I had this desk custom-made for me