ultramodernity
- noun
- /ˌʌltrəˈmɒdərnɪti/
- The architecture of the museum reveals a deliberate sense of ultramodernity.
Examples
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Many cities are embracing ultramodernity in their architecture, featuring sleek glass buildings and innovative urban layouts.
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Many cities are embracing ultramodernity in their architecture.
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Some critics argue that ultramodernity has erased distinctions between traditional forms and contemporary innovations.
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The novel’s ultramodernity challenged readers who preferred more conventional narratives.
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The design of the new museum reflects its ultramodernity.
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The design of the new museum reflects its ultramodernity, showcasing bold lines and high-tech materials.
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The architecture of the museum reveals a deliberate sense of ultramodernity with its use of cutting-edge technology and minimalistic aesthetic.
Synonyms
A condition of life now that shows new ideas, styles, or technology
A quality of being new and up-to-date in style and ideas
Antonyms
How Modern
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.