/ʌltrəˈmɒdərnɪst/
NOUN
A person who strongly supports modern ideas, progressive change, innovation, or radical departures from traditional beliefs and practices.
Used to describe someone who advocates progressive ideas, social reform, or significant changes to established systems and traditional ways of thinking.
Used for someone who supports extreme or revolutionary ideas and seeks fundamental changes rather than gradual adjustments to existing traditions or institutions.
NOUN
A person who strongly favors modern or experimental approaches in art, architecture, literature, fashion, or other creative fields, often rejecting conventional styles and traditions.
Used to describe an artist or creative individual who embraces innovative artistic techniques, unconventional aesthetics, and experimental forms of expression.
ADJECTIVE
Describing something that strongly embraces contemporary ideas, innovative principles, or unconventional modern styles, often departing significantly from traditional approaches.
Used to describe buildings, architectural concepts, or designs that emphasize highly contemporary aesthetics, innovative structures, and unconventional design principles.
Used to describe clothing, fashion, or personal styles that embrace unconventional modern aesthetics and push beyond established fashion traditions.
Used to describe literary works, films, or creative productions that adopt highly innovative techniques and challenge conventional narrative structures or established artistic traditions.