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modern-day
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of or belonging to the present time
modern-day
adj
Example
The TV series has a modern-day setting in New York City.
With her sylphlike form and radiant smile, she resembled a modern-day nymph frolicking in the meadow.
The country's aggressive policies were criticized as a form of modern-day imperialism.
The documentary followed the life of a modern-day princess and her role in various public engagements.
The young activist is seen as a modern-day Young Turk, leading the movement for social justice.
