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contemporarily

contemporarily

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In a way that follows present styles
  • adverb
  • /kənˈtɛmpəˌrɛrɪli/
translation icon : modernamente
  • contemporarily, fashion designers draw inspiration from past styles with a modern twist.

Examples

  • contemporarily, many artists use digital tools to create their work, reflecting current trends.

  • In our country, most of the congressional centers are small or of average dimensions, generally in a few rooms, and incapable of contemporarily entertaining more demonstrations.

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  • contemporarily, social media influences how we communicate and share information.

Synonyms

modernly
vscontemporarily
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At the present time

emphasizes being typical of current trends rather than only the time

How Contemporary

modern
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contemporarily
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currently
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Surface Forms

contemporarily positive

Morphology

contemporarily = contemporary (transparent) = contemporary + ly

Formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'contemporary' (meaning 'modern'), yielding an adverb meaning 'in a modern way'.

Etymology

Contemporarily comes from Latin parts con- 'with' and tempus 'time', and it shares the same root as tempo, the music word for speed. So it can mean 'in a way that belongs to the present' or 'modern', which is why we use it to describe things that fit today's style.