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avant-

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prefix

  1. of or belonging to the avant-garde of a specified field

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Gehry is known for his avant garde, experimental style of architecture.

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But one event at the university, in which avant garde designs were celebrated with a show that included electronic music and colourful projections attracted unwelcome attention.

From Barron's

A court had accepted a plea from a software company called the Avant!

From Literature

Michael Burry started digging; by the time he was done, he knew more about the Avant!

From Literature

To make money on Avant!’s stock, however, he’d probably have to stomach short-term losses, as investors puked up shares in horrified response to negative publicity.

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