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1. (n.) modernity
the quality of being modern.
2. modernity
something modern.
Etymology: (1620–30)
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| Definition of 'modernity' |
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1. (noun) modernity, modernness, modernism, contemporaneity, contemporaneousness
the quality of being current or of the present
"a shopping mall would instill a spirit of modernity into this village"
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| Definition of 'modernity' |
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1. (noun) modernity
modernness; something modern
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Sense: belonging to the present or to recent times; not old or ancient
modern furniture/clothes.
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 Afrikaans: modernheid |
 Arabic: عَصْرِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: съвременност |
 Brazilian: modernidade |
 Czech: modernost |
 German: die Modernität |
 Danish: modernitet |
 Greek: η ιδιότητα του να είναι κ |
 Spanish: modernidad |
 Estonian: tänapäevasus |
 Farsi: تجدد |
 Finnish: modernisuus |
 French: modernité |
 Hebrew: מוֹדֶרנִיוּת |
 Hindi: आधुनिकता |
 Croatian: modernost |
 Hungarian: korszerűség |
 Indonesian: kemodernan |
 Icelandic: nÿtískuleiki; nútímaviðho |
 Italian: modernità |
 Korean: 현대성 |
 Lithuanian: šiuolaikiškumas, naujoviš |
 Latvian: mūsdienīgums; jauninājums |
 Malay: kemodenan |
 Norwegian: modernitet |
 Persian: تجدد |
 Pashto: نوى كول |
 Romanian: modernitate |
 Russian: современность |
 Slovak: modernosť |
 Slovenian: modernost |
 Serbian: savremenost |
 Swedish: modern- itet, nymodighet |
 Thai: ความทันสมัย |
 Turkish: modernlik,çağdaşlık |
 Taiwanese: 現代性 |
 Ukrainian: сучасність |
 Urdu: حداثت |
 Vietnamese: tính chất hiện đại |
 Chinese: 现代性 |
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