Customisations

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. The process of altering or modifying something to meet individual preferences or requirements
2. The act of personalizing goods or services to better suit the needs of a specific user
3. Adjustments made to features or characteristics of an item, enhancing its functionality or aesthetic appeal

Etymology: "Customisations" is simply the plural of "customisation," the British spelling of "customization," which is a noun built from the verb "customise" and the suffix "-ation," which turns a verb into the name of the action or its result. The verb itself is formed from "custom" plus "-ise," so the whole chain rests on the older English noun "custom," meaning a habitual practice or a regular way of doing things, which in turn gave rise to the sense of goods made to a buyer's order.

Synonyms: customizations, personalizations, modifications, adaptations, adjustments

Antonyms: standardizations, uniformity, generalizations, simplifications, normalizations