Mode and Property

Mode

Mode noun - How something is done or how it happens.

Usage example: their nomadic mode of existence

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Property and mode are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Property" instead a noun "Mode".

Nearby Words: modal, modeless

Property noun - A small piece of land that is developed or available for development.

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Mode and property are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mode" instead a noun "Property".

Nearby Words: proper, properly, propertied

old	old mode	old property
special	special mode	special property
separate	separate mode	separate property
original	original mode	original property
Other adjectives: free, single, exclusive, popular, actual, entire, real, unique, hidden, additional, last, different, civilian, aforementioned.

In Donkey Kong Country Returns, the roll goes farther, faster, but does not have this property unless you got Diddy in single-player mode.

Source: Video Game / Donkey Kong Country Returns
However, if the store runs out of stock, they can steal that property from the current owner.There are two gameplay modes; Free Play and Story mode.

Source: Video Game / Top Shop
She uses Sarcasm Mode heavily, reminding readers that Tom, George, and Eliza are property, that attempts to help George and Eliza are illegal, etc.

Source: Literature / Uncle Tom's Cabin

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