Condition
Condition verb - To change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation.
Usage example: an immigrant family that must condition its traditional attitudes regarding child rearing to the realities of modern American life
Pattern and condition are semantically related. in model topic. In some cases you can use "Pattern" instead the word "Condition" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like shape.
Pattern
Pattern verb - Form a pattern.
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Synonyms for Pattern
Condition and pattern are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Condition" instead the word "Pattern" as a noun or a verb.
How words are described
| special | special condition | special pattern |
| exact | exact condition | exact pattern |
| particular | particular condition | particular pattern |
| similar | similar condition | similar pattern |
| Other adjectives: normal, common, specific, certain, current, original, difficult, simple, great, new, unique, unusual, strange, genetic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Be it via alopecia or a similar condition, really early onset male pattern baldness, some sort of accident... it's not as though high school wasn't already hard enough, now you're losing your hair a few decades early.
Source: Prematurely Bald -
Similar to the Jurassic Park example, Cayce Pollard in William Gibson's Pattern Recognition is allergic to brands (no, really, it's a condition) and dresses only in shades of grey with all logos or labels removed; her clothes are referred to as Cayce Pollard Units or... wait for it... CPUs.
Source: Limited Wardrobe
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