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contemporary
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Definition: adjective. modern, new; relating to the same time period.
Example Sentence: 1) Although my art teacher is pretty old, she encourages us to paint in CONTEMPORARY styles. |
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inception
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Def.: noun. the start/beginning of something.
Ex. Sen.: 1) The INCEPTION of e-mail has cut the use of postage stamps and envelopes. |
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innovation
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Def.: n. something new.
Ex. Sen.: 1) Gehry's buildings are always INNOVATIVE. No architect has ever designed structures quite like his. |
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novel
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Def.: adj. new.
Ex. Sen.: 1) His NOVEL approach had never been tried before. |
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unprecedented
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Def.: adj. novel; unparalleled.
Ex. Sen.: 1) The number of delayed flights is UNPRECEDENTED. Never before have so many travelers arrived so late to their destinations. |
