Synonym: coeval, contemporaneous, modern-day, present-day. Similar words: contemplate, on the contrary, to the contrary, contretemps, context, contest, contend, a bone of contention. Meaning: [kən'tempərərɪ] 
n. a person of nearly the same age as another. adj. 1. characteristic of the present 2. belonging to the present time 3. occurring in the same period of time.
n. a person of nearly the same age as another. adj. 1. characteristic of the present 2. belonging to the present time 3. occurring in the same period of time. 
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61. Most of the writers he was contemporary with were interested in the same subjects.
62. The emphasis is on modern and contemporary history.
63. Contemporary Indian cinema has its roots in folk culture.
64. One of the most disliked is contemporary music.
65. Dickens was contemporary with Thackeray.
66. Undoubtedly teachers fulfil an important function in contemporary society.
67. Minton was also alert to developments in contemporary art.
68. Some alluded to specifically contemporary issues.
69. The cafe's decor is clean and contemporary.
70. There is a particular problem with contemporary history.
71. There are also contributions from contemporary jazz artists! bold!
72. Particularly if it means introducing contemporary music to Angelenos.
73. Mass Media: As of yet(sentencedict.com), there is no national contemporary music paper in the Soviet Union.
74. Delacroix's journal is articulate, concerned with other arts as well as painting, besides containing much comment on contemporary life.
75. Some, but not all, of London's contemporary art galleries shut for business in August.
76. Part Five of this book will reveal that many contemporary political regimes are powerfully influenced by classical liberalism.
77. To put the same observation in more contemporary terms, families learn about what marriage means from their experience of marriage.
78. They were also too crude to cope with the complexity of contemporary life in Britain.
79. The researchers estimated Diatryma's athletic ability as quite adequate to catch most of the contemporary mammals.
80. So Ramsey cried to the Church not to dilute itself, or adjust itself to what contemporary Smith or Jones can swallow.
81. It is also important to notice how easily such a principle supports personal enterprise and property in its contemporary form, capitalism.
82. This is not to deny, of course, that crime and violence in contemporary society is an important social reality.
83. This latter was especially troublesome because the contemporary theory dismissed it as self-correcting.
84. Accurately, though unfairly, contemporary critics of the Futurists denounced them with the vindictive labels: photographic,(www.Sentencedict.com) cinematic.
85. One approach which is curiously similar to business studies in its view of the populace is that of some contemporary Marxism.
86. These pieces of pop antiquity might sound like cartoon music to contemporary ears.
87. Zwilich's flute concerto was nominated for Best Contemporary Classical Composition.
88. Pupils should have the opportunity to apply their critical faculties to these major parts of contemporary culture.
89. Each funded several different but related enquiries which together would provide a comprehensive review of contemporary child care.
90. With contemporary art, there is not always a right or wrong answer.
More similar words: contemplate, on the contrary, to the contrary, contretemps, context, contest, contend, a bone of contention, literary, temple, import, important, corporate, importantly, incorporate, of importance, corporation, secondary, in proportion to, contain, control, confront, continue, contract, contrast, continent, container, continued, contribute, continuous.