modern
/ˈmɑdərn/
noun
- A person who has modern or progressive views, especially in art, fashion, or culture.
- In the debate, the moderns argued for change while the traditionalists resisted.
- She considers herself a modern in her approach to design.
- The exhibition featured works by the moderns of the early 20th century.
adjective
- Relating to the present time or recent times, as opposed to the past.
- Modern technology has changed the way we communicate.
- She prefers modern furniture with clean lines.
- The museum has a special exhibit on modern art.
- Using or based on current ideas, methods, or styles; not old-fashioned.
- The hospital is equipped with modern medical equipment.
- His teaching style is very modern and interactive.
- They built a modern house with solar panels and smart appliances.
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