Similar words: modernise, modernize, postmodernism, modernization, modern, postmodern, ultramodern, eternity. Meaning: [mə'dɜrnətɪ /mɒ'dɜː-] 
n. the quality of being current or of the present.
n. the quality of being current or of the present. 
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151 The Well-beloved which was a novel in Thomas Hardy's later years, whether in its theme or its artistic expressions, presented obvious foreseeing and modernity due to its imitation of aestheticism.
152 In the course of development of modernity, aesthetic modernity, with irrationality and life perceptiveness as its core of values, has become the rival element of enlightening modernity.
153 Bit by bit, the standard components of modernity were put into place, including stock, bond and commodity markets, asset management and credit analysis.
154 Where Christianity taught that humans are sinful because of the fall, modernity taught universal human goodness and even perfectibility and denied the doctrine of sin.
155 With incredible energy and determination, she embodies both tradition and modernity.
156 At the present stage of modernity, living practice has begun to question the traditional theoretical path of this classic topic about social action and social structure.
157 How does positivism confront all kinds of post modernity thoughts?
158 It can be seen that, "no more seriousness" signs the attack of the vulgarization in the linked degree of the cultural value of modernity.
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159 In this sense, modernity pursues a kind of enlightenmental spirit that can truly establish subject, which helps mankind wake up from necromantic traditional bondages.
160 Chapter one, through to the language source of the modernity concept and the combing of semanteme, point out that the modernity is the contradictory mixture.
161 The traditional Imperial Examinations System was the product of historical choice, the inchoation of modernity and also the fruit of human civilization.
162 The reason there is less to it is that the central principle he is asserting as a new one – that modernity does not have to mean westernisation – is in fact a very old one.
163 The men and the women were dazedly struggling for a foothold of authority, while the women suffered from double dominance of modernity and male power.
164 In the "disjointedness" of traditional mores latent in this transformation was located the potential for the joint to modernity.
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