customized
UK: ˈkʌstəmaɪzd | US: ˈkʌstəmaɪzd
adj. made or modified to suit individual preferences or requirements
vt. the past tense and past participle of "customize" (to make or alter according to personal needs)
The word "customized" originates from the noun "custom," derived from Old French "costume" (meaning "habit" or "practice"), which traces back to Latin "consuetudo" (habit, usage). The suffix "-ize" (from Greek "-izein") converts nouns into verbs, indicating the act of making something conform to a standard or preference. The "-ed" suffix marks the past participle, denoting completion. Together, "customized" reflects the process of tailoring something to individual specifications—a logical evolution from the idea of habitual practice to personalized adaptation.
The company offers customized solutions for each client.
She wore a customized dress designed just for her.
The software can be customized to fit different workflows.
They customized their car with unique paint and accessories.
The tour was customized to include all our preferred destinations.