= Dynamic modality
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Dynamic modality typically refers to the concept of expressing necessity and possibility in varying contexts, often in relation to ability, capacity, or permission that can change based on circumstances. This concept is commonly found in linguistics, philosophy, and modal logic. In linguistics, dynamic modality deals with the ways in which verbs and expressions can capture the idea of actions that are possible or necessary due to the abilities of the subject, rather than being strictly about what is logically or factually required.
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