modernised
/ˈmɑdərnaɪzd/
adjective
- Having been updated or improved to be more modern; no longer old-fashioned.
- The modernised train station now has digital ticket kiosks and free Wi-Fi.
- We stayed in a modernised farmhouse with solar panels and smart lighting.
- The museum's modernised exhibit uses interactive screens instead of printed signs.
verb
- To make something more modern, up-to-date, or suitable for current needs by introducing new methods, equipment, or ideas.
- The company modernised its factory by installing robotic assembly lines.
- She modernised the old kitchen with new appliances and a fresh coat of paint.
- The school modernised its curriculum to include computer science classes.
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