modern /modˈərn/

1. Of or characteristic of present or recent time
2. Not ancient or medieval
3. (in education) mainly or wholly concerned with subjects other than Greek and Latin
4. Of a style of type with contrasting thick and thin strokes, serifs at right-angles, curves thickened in the centre (printing)
5. Everyday, commonplace (Shakespeare)
6. (with cap) (of a language) of or near the form now spoken and written, distinguished from Old and Middle

1. A person living in modern times, esp distinguished from the ancient Greeks and Romans
2. A modernist
3. A modern printing type

moderne /mə-dûrnˈ/ adjective

Art deco

modˈernism noun

1. Modern usage, expression, or trait
2. Modern spirit or character
3. A tendency to adjust Christian dogma to the results of science and criticism
4. (with cap) an early-20c movement in the arts characterized by the use of unconventional subject matter, experimental techniques, etc

modˈernist noun

1. An admirer of modern ideas, ways, literature, studies, etc
2. A person who favours modernism
3. (with cap) a practitioner of Modernism

Of or relating to modernism or modernists

modernisˈtic adjective

modernˈity noun

modernīzāˈtion or modernīsāˈtion noun

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