What are modals quantifiers?

Modal quantifiers are expressions that indicate the quantity or extent to which a certain modality applies, often relating to necessity, possibility, or probability. Examples include terms like "most," "some," "many," "few," and "all," which can modify the strength of a modal statement. They help clarify how universally or specifically a modality applies to a given subject or scenario. In logic and linguistics, they can be used to analyze statements about necessity and possibility in relation to different sets of entities.