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modernly-formed

|mod-ern-ly-formed|

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/ˈmɒdərnli fɔːrmd/

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/ˈmɒdənli fɔːmd/

contemporary shaping

Etymology
Etymology Information

'modernly-formed' originates from the combination of 'modernly,' an adverb form of 'modern,' and 'formed,' the past participle of 'form.'

Historical Evolution

'modernly' evolved from the Middle English word 'moderne,' which came from the Latin 'modernus,' meaning 'of today.' 'Formed' comes from the Old French 'former,' which means 'to shape or create.'

Meaning Changes

Initially, 'modernly' meant 'in a modern manner,' and 'formed' meant 'shaped or created.' Together, they convey the idea of being shaped in a contemporary way.

Meanings by Part of Speech

Adjective 1

created or shaped in a contemporary or up-to-date manner.

The building was modernly-formed, with sleek lines and innovative materials.

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Last updated: 2025/04/01 22:39