In order
In order adjective - In a state of proper readiness or preparation or arrangement.
Modified
Modified adjective - Changed in form or character.
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Synonyms for Modified
In order and modified are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In order" instead an adjective "Modified".
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- Unfortunately in 1373 DR the lich Sammaster modified the mythal to make the rage permanent, in order to convince the evil dragons to become dracoliches (which were immune).
Source: Vicious Cycle -
One of its residents volunteers to be genetically modified into a Fish Person in order to better survive the underwater environment.
Source: Fish People - Ironically, one of the most commonly used organic pesticides is BT — the exact same toxin which is produced by some strains of genetically modified plants in order to deter insects.
Source: All-Natural Snake Oil
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