Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

amodal

Adjective

/ˈeɪˌmoʊ.dəl/

Definition

Not dependent on a specific mode or form; existing independently of the chosen modality.

Examples

She had an amodal understanding of the concept, grasping it regardless of visual or auditory cues.
The amodal nature of the information allows it to be processed without relying on just one sense.

Meaning

Amodal refers to concepts, ideas, or experiences that are not tied to a specific sensory mode or representation. This can include thoughts or perceptions that transcend particular styles of perception.