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modal
adjective
1 grammar belonging or relating to, or concerning, mood2 or a mood.
2 said of music: using or relating to a particular mode.
noun , grammar a verb used as the auxiliary of another verb to express grammatical mood such as condition, possibility and obligation, eg can, could, may, shall , will , must , ought to . Also called modal auxiliary or modal verb.
[16c: from Latin modalis ; see mode]
modally adverb .
adjective
1 grammar belonging or relating to, or concerning, mood2 or a mood.
2 said of music: using or relating to a particular mode.
noun , grammar a verb used as the auxiliary of another verb to express grammatical mood such as condition, possibility and obligation, eg can, could, may, shall , will , must , ought to . Also called modal auxiliary or modal verb.
[16c: from Latin modalis ; see mode]
modally adverb .
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