mod
- adjective
- /mɒd/
:
moderno
- At the concert, the band showcased their mod style, blending vintage and modern influences.
And they can be done in any fabrication, linens, mod dress, you know, simple cottons.
- And they can be done in any fabrication, linens, mod dress, you know, simple cottons.
Examples
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It’s all mod and colorful.
Fiction book (2002) -
And they can be done in any fabrication, linens, mod dress, you know, simple cottons.
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Her new apartment has a very mod design, with sleek lines and bright colors.
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The exhibit featured mod art that perfectly captures the spirit of contemporary culture.
Synonyms
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1.4
Relating to the present time and new ways of doing things
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2.6
Popular now because it follows the current style
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5.7
Very new in design and using the latest ideas and technology
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6.8
A style that looks like recent art, buildings, or furniture
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7.4
A thing that is in style and popular now like clothes or hair
Antonyms
Compounds
How Modern
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mod comes from the words modern and modernist, which mean 'modern' or 'new style'. That's why mod is used to describe something fashionable and contemporary in look or attitude.