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more current
adjective as in contemporary; common
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- accepted
- accustomed
- afoot
- circulating
- common knowledge
- customary
- cutting-edge
- doing
- existent
- extant
- fashionable
- going around
- hot
- in circulation
- in progress
- in the mainstream
- in the news
- in use
- in vogue
- leading-edge
- on front burner
- popular
- present-day
- prevalent
- rampant
- regnant
- rife
- state-of-the-art
- topical
- trendy
- up-to-date
- widespread
Example Sentences
My practice as a whole is really focused on sustainable creations that are visually interesting, because you recognize this older garment, but the way it’s been reworked, it feels more current.
Instead of blending the popular sounds of the early 2000s into reggaeton as he once did on records like “Mi Familia,” now he turns to the more current trends of synth pop, EDM and trap beats to create a modern-day version of J Balvin.
The exhibition will take you from the footwear’s start in 1988 through more current takes from the brand’s creative director, John Galliano.
As the storylines have become more current, they have, perhaps inevitably, become both slighter and messier.
Decades later, the themes in “Rosemary’s Baby” could not be more current — and some in Hollywood have noticed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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