Skip to main content
ultramodernity

ultramodernity

8.8
A state of being very new and advanced in style, ideas, or technology
  • noun
  • /ˌʌltrəˈmɒdərnɪti/
translation icon : ultramodernidad
  • The architecture of the museum reveals a deliberate sense of ultramodernity.

Examples

  • Many cities are embracing ultramodernity in their architecture, featuring sleek glass buildings and innovative urban layouts.

  • Many cities are embracing ultramodernity in their architecture.

  • Some critics argue that ultramodernity has erased distinctions between traditional forms and contemporary innovations.

  • The novel’s ultramodernity challenged readers who preferred more conventional narratives.

  • The design of the new museum reflects its ultramodernity.

  • The design of the new museum reflects its ultramodernity, showcasing bold lines and high-tech materials.

  • The architecture of the museum reveals a deliberate sense of ultramodernity with its use of cutting-edge technology and minimalistic aesthetic.

Synonyms

modernity
vsultramodernity
18 5.8

A condition of life now that shows new ideas, styles, or technology

is a much stronger state focused on extreme advancement
modernness
vsultramodernity
1 4.4

A quality of being new and up-to-date in style and ideas

is a higher degree emphasizing extreme newness and advanced technology

Antonyms

Valuing old customs and ways, especially in religion and culture

How Modern

ultramodernity
8.8
modernity
18 5.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

ultramodernity = ultramodern (transparent) = ultra + modern + ity

The noun is formed regularly from the adjective 'ultramodern' with the abstract noun suffix '-ity'.

Etymology

The word ultramodernity comes from the prefix ultra- meaning 'beyond' or 'extreme' and the word modern meaning 'new' or 'of the present'. So, ultramodernity is the state of being 'beyond modern', very new and advanced.