contemporary (Meaning)
contemporary (n)
a person of nearly the same age as another
contemporary (s)
characteristic of the present
belonging to the present time
occurring in the same period of time
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contemporary Sentence Examples
- The artist's contemporary style blends traditional techniques with modern themes.
- This apartment building features contemporary architecture with clean lines and minimalist design.
- Jane Austen's novels are considered classics but were written in a contemporary style for her time.
- The museum showcases both classical and contemporary art pieces.
- He is a contemporary of mine, having attended the same university at the same time.
- The play explores contemporary issues such as identity and social justice.
- Her fashion designs are admired for their contemporary elegance and sophistication.
- The contemporary music scene is diverse, encompassing a wide range of genres and styles.
- The author's contemporary novel reflects the struggles and aspirations of young adults today.
- The film offers a contemporary retelling of a classic fairy tale, set in a modern urban landscape.
FAQs About the word contemporary
a person of nearly the same age as another, characteristic of the present, belonging to the present time, occurring in the same period of time
synchronous, synchronic, contemporaneous, coincident,concurrent, coterminous, coeval,coincidental, simultaneous, accompanying
asynchronous, nonsimultaneous, nonsimultaneous,asynchronous, nonsynchronous, nonsynchronous, noncontemporary,noncontemporary,
The artist's contemporary style blends traditional techniques with modern themes.
This apartment building features contemporary architecture with clean lines and minimalist design.
Jane Austen's novels are considered classics but were written in a contemporary style for her time.
The museum showcases both classical and contemporary art pieces.
