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modernistic

[mod-er-nis-tik] / ˌmɒd ərˈnɪs tɪk /


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“They tuned me in to what I was listening to in a more modernistic way.”

From New York Times

The politicians want to tear down most of the state Capitol complex and erect a significantly more spacious, luxurious and modernistic structure costing $1.2 billion-plus.

From Los Angeles Times

Organizers say their modernistic food preparation is meant to limit human contact and thus inhibit the spread of the coronavirus.

From Los Angeles Times

A video shows people strolling on boardwalks through lush greenery, housing perched on the shores of an idyllic lake, stunningly modernistic buildings, elevated mass transit lines, and bicycles on tree-lined boulevards.

From Science Magazine

The grassy Overhoeks Promenade, which served as a gallows from the 15th to 18th century, hosts the hulking, modernistic Eye Film Museum.

From Washington Post