modernized
- adjective
- /ˈmɒdərnaɪzd/
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modernizado
- The building was modernized to improve its energy efficiency and enhance its aesthetic appeal.
It's probably no longer the custom because the country has become modernised.
- It's probably no longer the custom because the country has become modernised.
- There's people coming from modernized countries, UK, Europe, Canada.
- I follow this account because they're really nice and I'm sure you've seen them, but it's like vintage but modernized like Ford Broncos.
- It is highly modernized and highly chemical analyzed, biologically analyzed.
- This may have had some merit, but against modernized armies like like the Russian army, not so much.
- And so-called modernized countries now lead discussions about environmental regulations that keep their own historical gains and the earth's losses.
- Maybe you are a more modernised human.
- So these phones feel, for now, like they've actually achieved the modernized glow up that we've been hoping for from Google's flagship phone.
- Like, I mean, talk about a phoenix rising from its ashes to, you know, what it how the modernized country it is today?
Examples
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I'm glad it's, you know, right out of the comic books, but still modernized for the screen.
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But then they have modernised, they do now have vegetarian options and they have wonderful beer.
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Now it's back modernized and all electric, and today I'm going to show you around it.
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But she brought together all of these classic myth elements and put them in a story which she then modernized using the science fiction form.
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These developments give Italy an industrialized, modernized base from which they can and intend to extend their power in Africa.
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It's great to see the tried and true principles get reinvented, get modernized, made better.
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It is highly modernized and highly chemical analyzed, biologically analyzed.
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So these phones feel, for now, like they've actually achieved the modernized glow up that we've been hoping for from Google's flagship phone.
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The restaurant has been modernized with a sleek new interior and updated menu options.
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Her approach to teaching has been modernized to include interactive technology and multimedia resources.
Synonyms
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1.4
Relating to the present time and new ways of doing things
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3.4
Having the latest style or information
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5.7
Very new in design and using the latest ideas and technology
Antonyms
How Modern
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Modernized comes from modern ('of now' or 'new') plus the ending -ize ('to make') and -ed ('done'), so it means a thing that has been 'made up to date' or changed to fit current needs.