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contemporary adjective co-existent, latest, new, present day, up to date, up to the minute See also: concomitant, concurrent, contemporaneous, current, peer, present, prevailing, simultaneous, sophisticated How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| While the Lambs made the rather fascinating choice to eschew any post-Shakespearean words in their retelling, most modern retellers choose to splice the original language into a more contemporarily colloquial narrative frame or to discard it altogether. The spirit of the liberal democratic and deistic tradition in which America's founding documents were conceived was partly that of what bell hooks contemporarily calls "white supremacist capitalist patriarchy. While costume designer Shon LeBlanc has suited everyone else is in early 20th century dresses and suits, Barbour - his dark curly hair contemporarily tousled - would barely pass for something out of an Old Spice commercial. |
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