contemporise Sentence Examples
- The museum plans to contemporise its exhibits to attract younger audiences.
- The architect sought to contemporise the historic building with modern additions.
- The fashion designer aimed to contemporise traditional garments with innovative designs.
- The company decided to contemporise its branding to appeal to a more diverse customer base.
- The restaurant renovated its interior to contemporise its ambiance and attract new clientele.
- The author chose to contemporise the classic tale with modern settings and characters.
- The orchestra sought to contemporise its repertoire by incorporating contemporary composers' works.
- The city council voted to contemporise the public transportation system with new technology and infrastructure.
- The art gallery curated an exhibition to contemporise classical art by juxtaposing it with contemporary pieces.
- The university updated its curriculum to contemporise its programs and meet the demands of the modern job market.
contemporise Meaning
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contemporise (v)
happen at the same time
arrange or represent events so that they co-occur
Synonyms & Antonyms of contemporise
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FAQs About the word contemporise
happen at the same time, arrange or represent events so that they co-occur
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The museum plans to contemporise its exhibits to attract younger audiences.
The architect sought to contemporise the historic building with modern additions.
The fashion designer aimed to contemporise traditional garments with innovative designs.
The company decided to contemporise its branding to appeal to a more diverse customer base.
