What is another word for modernized?

Pronunciation: [mˈɒdənˌa͡ɪzd] (IPA)

Modernized means to update or bring up-to-date. Synonyms for modernized include renovated, reformed, transformed, and improved. When something is renovated, it is given a new appearance or functionality, while reformed denotes a change in structure or organization. Transformed implies a significant change in form or appearance, while improved highlights the overall enhancement of something. Other synonyms for modernized include revamped, restyled, updated, overhauled, and upgraded. These words all convey the idea of refreshing something old or outdated, making it more relevant and efficient for today's standards. Whether it is a building, technology or process, modernization is essential in keeping up with the fast-paced world we live in.

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Modernized is a term that mostly refers to something that has been updated with new work or features to make it more efficient or up-to-date with the latest needs. However, if you're looking for its antonyms, it can be useful to consider terms that represent elements that are old-fashioned, outdated, or not contemporary. Some words that are antonyms for modernization are "ancient," "archaic," "obsolete," "out-of-date," "old-fashioned," "prehistoric," "retro," and "vintage." These terms all imply a kind of backwardness or a lack of current value and may be used to describe ideas or things that are no longer practical or applicable today.

Usage examples for Modernized

It eliminated some drudgery, it streamlined and modernized, but it also uprooted traditions and added financial and emotional burdens to the already pressured farmer.
"Frying Pan Farm"
Elizabeth Brown Pryor
Quotations have been modernized, except in the case of Middle English verse, where the original form has been kept for the sake of the metre.
"Early Theories of Translation"
Flora Ross Amos
Externally, all is modernized.
"Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2)"
Dawson Turner

Famous quotes with Modernized

  • I adapted an antiquated style and modernized it to something that was efficient. I didn't know anyone else in the world would be able to use it and I never imagined it would revolutionize the event.
    Dick Fosbury
  • Back then, we could drive a mile from home and there was nothing. Now it's grown in every direction and is populated and modernized. I guess I have mixed feelings about it, but I'm not someone that thinks everything should stop growing.
    Matthew Sweet
  • Macaulay's policy was implemented and became a resounding success. The pre-Macaulayan vernacular system of education was destroyed, even though British surveys had found it more effective and more democratic than the then-existing education system in Britain. The rivalling educationist party, the so-called Orientalists, had proposed a Sanskrit-based system of education, in which Indian graduates would not have been as estranged from their mother civilization as they became through English education, and in which they could have selectively adopted the useful elements of Western modernity, more or less the way Japan modernized itself.
    Koenraad Elst
  • The fate of the Statute of Uses is one of the most curious in legal history. Its secret and unavowed purpose, of securing the estates of the monasteries for the Crown, it accomplished. Its ostensible purpose, fortified by a wealth of hypocritical justification, it entirely failed to achieve. Not only were devises of lands, after a brief interval, put on a legal footing; but, as is well known, uses of lands as distinguished from legal estates, soon re-appeared in full vigour. Whilst in unforeseen directions, that statute worked havoc in the medieval system of conveyancing; and gradually modernized it out of existence.
    Edward Jenks

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