contemp
- adjective
- /kənˈtɛmp/
- Informal
- She prefers a contemp style in her home decor, with clean lines and bright colors.
Examples
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The gallery is known for its contemp art installations that attract young visitors.
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Many architects are inspired by contemp trends when designing new buildings.
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This music is very contemp and relatable.
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I love contemp art exhibitions.
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The art exhibit features stunning contemp pieces that reflect modern challenges.
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She enjoys wearing contemp fashion that showcases the latest trends.
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This film presents a very contemp perspective on social issues today.
Synonyms
Happening now at this time
Relating to the present time and new ways of doing things
Belonging to the present time, often showing modern ideas
Happening in the time we live in
Antonyms
How Modern
Surface Forms
Etymology
Contemp is a short form of contemporary, made from con- 'with' and temp 'time'. So, contemp means 'with the times' — modern or belonging to the present.