modernness
- noun
- /ˈmɒdərn.nəs/
- The modernness of the new building design reflects the latest architectural trends.
Well, kind of old though not though in modernness like Stockholm.
- Well, kind of old though not though in modernness like Stockholm.
Examples
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Well, kind of old though not though in modernness like Stockholm.
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The "modernness" of all this diversity needs to be proven rather than axiomatically asserted.
Academic text (2008) -
In America, as in Germany, the established Jewish community attempted to accentuate its patriotism and minimize its foreignness by emphasizing the acculturation and modernness evident in its Reform Jewish temples.
Academic text (1992) -
Her sense of modernness is evident in the way she decorates her home.
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We appreciated the modernness of the artwork displayed at the exhibition.
Synonyms
A condition of life now that shows new ideas, styles, or technology
How current and relevant something is now
Being up to date with present events and information
A state of being very new and advanced in style, ideas, or technology
Antonyms
How Modern
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word modernness comes from modern, which goes back to the Latin word modo, meaning 'just now' or 'of the present'. So modernness is the quality of being new and up-to-date.