Synonyms for Tailoring
tai·lor·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. tailoringnoun

   the occupation of a tailor

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1. • Trade

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1. List of paraphrases for "tailoring":

   sewing, couture, adapting, adaptation, adapt, dressmaking, adjusting, tailor

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1. Colette Auerswald:

   The kinds of solutions that these children, adolescents and young adults need are not adult solutions, tailoring them for a mini-me or smaller size. . . does n’t work.

2. Eleri Lynn:

   Not only is the 'Travolta' dress a fantastic example of couture tailoring designed to dazzle on a state occasion, it represents a key moment in the story of twentieth century royal fashion, we're delighted to have acquired this iconic evening gown for the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection - a designated collection of national and international importance - over twenty years since it first left Kensington Palace.

3. Dan Bar-Zohar:

   We are tailoring quite a lot of our messages to this relevant population. We are extremely aware of this gender bias, we have science-based evidence to show this is not just a headache.

4. Fred Muench:

   Overall, SMS campaigns for public health are the most effective medium for mass dissemination due to their reach, immediacy, opportunity for data collection and personalization, ability to tailor and adapt information, and opportunity to link to other sources, we found that personalizing and adaptively tailoring text messages has the largest effects compared to other types of messages.

5. Seema Yasmin:

   We've seen the spread of rumors and anti-science messages during Ebola, during Zika, the anti-vaccine movement is not new, and WHO's response often has been,' Oh, there's a really bad outbreak of measles in Eastern Europe, it's okay, we're going to disseminate pamphlets.' That's not enough when the anti-science messages are sophisticated, targeting vulnerable populations and really tailoring anti-science messages to groups that believe them.