modifiergroup

noun
UK /ˈmɒdɪfaɪə ɡruːp/
US /ˈmɑːdɪfaɪər ɡruːp/

A modifier group is a set of extra choices you can add to a food or drink order.

The coffee shop's modifier group lets you pick milk, sugar, and syrup for your drink.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In grammar, a modifier group is a set of words that describe another word together.

In the phrase 'very tall building', 'very tall' works as a modifier group.

3. In computer programming, a modifier group is a collection of keywords that change how code behaves.

The developer placed the access modifiers in one modifier group for clarity.

4. In design software, a modifier group is a bundle of settings that adjust an object's look.

She saved the color and shadow settings as a modifier group to reuse later.