qualifiers

Qualifiers are words or phrases used to limit or modify the meaning of another word, often a statement or claim. They help specify the degree, extent, or certainty, making communication more precise. For example, saying "most people enjoy this" is a qualifier that suggests not everyone, but a large portion. Common qualifiers include words like "probably," "usually," "sometimes," or "possibly." They are useful for expressing variability, uncertainty, or conditions, ensuring that statements are accurately tailored to the situation and avoiding overgeneralization.