modern-day
Of this time
Modern-day means belonging to the present time, used to draw a comparison with the past: a modern-day Robin Hood, modern-day slavery.
The phrase emphasizes that something from earlier eras has a contemporary equivalent or parallel.
It functions like present-day or contemporary but often carries a note of drama or historical echo.
Directed flow of charge
now · ongoing · real-time · living · existing · actual · prevailing · immediate
Of discrete data
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- smartphoneHandheld connected computer
- streamingReal-time digital delivery
- e-commerceInternet-based buying and selling
cybersecurity · robotics · data-driven · connected · online · automated · wireless · tech-savvy
Era's dominant mentality
- pop-cultureWidely shared entertainment trends
- mainstreamDominant cultural current
- lifestylePersonal living pattern
- trendingCurrently gaining widespread attention
viral · influencer · globalized · diverse · multicultural · secular · urbanized · consumerist
Same in value or function
- versionA distinct form
- counterpartCorresponding person or thing
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- interpretationAssigned meaning
successor · reimagining · incarnation · parallel · analog · revival · reboot · remake
current
Directed flow of charge
recent · now · ongoing · real-time · living · existing · actual · prevailing · immediate · contemporary
digital
Of discrete data
- internetInterconnected computer systems
- smartphoneHandheld connected computer
- streamingReal-time digital delivery
e-commerce · cybersecurity · robotics · data-driven · connected · online · automated · wireless · tech-savvy
zeitgeist
Era's dominant mentality
- pop-cultureWidely shared entertainment trends
- mainstreamDominant cultural current
- lifestylePersonal living pattern
trending · viral · influencer · globalized · diverse · multicultural · secular · urbanized · consumerist · fast-paced
equivalent
Same in value or function
- versionA distinct form
- counterpartCorresponding person or thing
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
interpretation · successor · reimagining · incarnation · parallel · analog · revival · reboot · remake · update
modern-dayancient
Very old indeed
historical · prehistoric · antiquated · bygone · medieval
modern-dayoutmoded
No longer in fashion
outdated · obsolete · old-fashioned · traditional · anachronistic
day, modern, diary, mode, modernize, modernized, quotidian, ultramodern, modernity