modernistic (Meaning)

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modernistic (s)

relating to a recently developed fashion or style

The city skyline boasted a modernistic profile, with towering skyscrapers reaching towards the heavens.
The sleek and minimalist interior of the gallery showcased modernistic art in all its abstract glory.
The architect's design for the new museum reflected a modernistic aesthetic, emphasizing geometric lines and open spaces.
The modernist building stood as a testament to the era's embrace of progress and innovation in design.
The author's prose displayed a modernistic sensibility, employing stream-of-consciousness and fragmented narratives.
The fashion photographer captured the modernistic style of the 1920s, with models sporting androgynous clothing and bold geometric patterns.
The film's cinematography featured striking modernistic angles and asymmetrical compositions.
The modernistic sculptures in the park challenged traditional forms and explored new possibilities of expression.
The jazz musician improvised solos with a modernistic flair, incorporating elements of dissonance and atonality.
The historian traced the evolution of modernistic architecture, from its origins in the Bauhaus to its global influence.

relating to a recently developed fashion or style

new,modern, contemporary, up-to-date, state-of-the-art, space-age, newfangled, new age, modernized, latest

former, old-fashioned, old, historic, dated, antiquated, dated, antiquated, past,archaic

The city skyline boasted a modernistic profile, with towering skyscrapers reaching towards the heavens.

The sleek and minimalist interior of the gallery showcased modernistic art in all its abstract glory.

The architect's design for the new museum reflected a modernistic aesthetic, emphasizing geometric lines and open spaces.

The modernist building stood as a testament to the era's embrace of progress and innovation in design.