Mode

//moʊd//

Word Type

Noun

The word "mode" can be used as a noun.

Word Relationships

Coordinate Terms

average mean median

Derived Terms

Aeolian mode B-mode Dorian mode Gregorian mode Ionian mode Ionic mode Locrian mode Lydian mode Mixolydian mode Mode A Mode C Mode S Mode X Modie Phrygian mode Revlon mode Sabbath mode Shabbat mode V86-mode Vegas mode a la mode aeroplane mode alamode almost standards mode altmode antimode asynchronous transfer mode attract mode bearmode beast mode bi-mode big real mode bimode boymode collective mode conjunctive mode cooked mode dark mode debug mode default mode network dual mode dual-mode eigenmode flat real mode flight mode founder mode game mode girlmode goblin mode god mode hard mode horde mode intermode intramode jiggle mode linemode long mode major mode man mode manmode minor mode mode locking mode of discourse mode of production mode of thought mode of transport mode-locked modeless modish modism monomode multimode normal mode orthomode ottermode outmode photo mode propagation mode quasimode quirks mode real mode release mode rhetorical mode safe mode sidemode silent mode sleep mode soft mode sport mode sports mode spring-loaded mode survival mode switchmode textmode thread mode transmoding tri-mode trick mode unimode unreal mode usermode vibrate mode virtual 8086 mode virtual real mode voodoo mode waiting mode whispering-gallery mode wizard mode yo-yo mode zero mode à la mode

Context

computing grammar mathematics music physics statistics

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

average condition diatonic scale grammatical relation logical relation norm property status

Type Of (IsA)

average condition diatonic scale measure of central tendency

Related Terms

bimodal distribution mean median modal modality model modeler moderate moderation moderator modern module mood

Related Terms

bimodal distribution distribution eigenfunction fashion major scale mean median modal natural minor scale scale state trend trendy

Synonym Network

fashion manner modality mood

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