modernism
noun
modern character, tendencies, or values; adherence to or sympathy with what is modern.
modernistically
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a word derived from
modernism.
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a word derived from
modernistic.
Example Sentences
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The rector spoke, modernistically, then made an appeal for money for new hymnals, since the old ones had been stolen by souvenir-seekers.
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Charles Palliser does not resuscitate this old form -- which stretched from Jane Austen to Thomas Hardy -- in order to play modernistically with its conventions, as John Fowles did in The French Lieutenant's Woman.
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The room they saw modernistically designed by Junior Leaguer Mrs. George Draper is bright, undeniably attractive.
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