contemporary
సమకాలీన
definition
noun
he was a contemporary of Darwin
a person or thing living or existing at the same time as another.
adjective
the event was recorded by a contemporary historian
living or occurring at the same time.
the tension and complexities of our contemporary society
belonging to or occurring in the present.
translation of 'contemporary '
సమకాలికమైన,
సమాన వయసు కలిగిన
example
Personalities and individual behaviour dominate the presentation of 'contemporary' politics.
Also of interest is the fact that Charm quilts are usually made with similar types of fabrics, often 'contemporary' to each other, dating from the same era.
Archytas was, roughly speaking, a 'contemporary' of Plato, but it is difficult to be more precise about his dates.
A Canadian PhD student studying a 'contemporary' of Wordsworth, who has worked as a journalist and political staffer.
In the important second chapter dealing with the Council of Trent and the popes 'contemporary' with it, the stress is laid again on the importance of binding tradition.
These accounts are valuable for 'contemporary' historians of those regions in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
The marriage room has been designed in a more 'contemporary' style in a brown and cream colour scheme, with art works and flower arrangements.
The words clearly imply that the beginning of the human race was 'contemporary' with the beginning of all things.
The band of flat chased decoration is too dense and tightly packed to be 'contemporary' with the mark.
Scotland's principal 'contemporary' dance company presents a fresh and eclectic double bill exploring the complex nature of imagination.
His eyes are opened by a 'contemporary' who owns nothing but appreciates beauty, and the revelation revolutionises their previously unpleasant relationship.
The cover should be 'contemporary' with its printing.
Reassuringly simple in design but given a 'contemporary' twist by modern detailing, the boxes can be wall-mounted, placed on wheels or used freestanding.
He was a 'contemporary' of Charles Olson, had corresponded with W.C. Williams and had been in bar fights with Jack Kerouac.
Modern and 'contemporary' designs are picked up by working women for daily wear.
This proposed project will combine ideas taken from 'contemporary' climatic design and traditional Middle Eastern art and architecture.
Darwin's theory of natural selection needs to be placed in the context of the history of intellectual thought preceding and 'contemporary' with Darwin.
John, a 'contemporary' of Jesus who also preached a message of redemption, is one of the most important figures in Christianity.
The photographs on display here together present a 'contemporary' vision of the world; they evoke the beliefs and the traditions of mankind, as well as the landscapes they portray.
It is these voices that make interpretation a living force as they call out to 'contemporary' moments.
It is a travelling show which builds on exhibitions held earlier to present 'contemporary' works from both the East and the West.
Yet the earliest dinosaur fossils that best fit into the dino to bird scenario are 'contemporary' with the earliest bird fossils.
Cumulative dramatic structure is all-important in Mercadante, a younger 'contemporary' of Verdi, and the excisions proved detrimental.
The revised chronology suggests that the English dating is too early and that most examples are roughly 'contemporary' with their American counterparts.
Maya was a 'contemporary' of the Mexican surrealist painter Remedios Varo, and even looked a bit like her.
The 'contemporary' experience of living and acting across cultural borders means both the loss of traditional meanings and the creation of new symbolic expressions.
Seldom have such exceptional dancers handled traditional modern and 'contemporary' styles so seamlessly.
Roughly 'contemporary' with the pier table, it was also made in New York City, although by whom has not been determined.
In a 'contemporary' presentation that will see 14 dancers highlighting the country's contribution to world thought and culture, much has gone into the music of the show.
This year I discovered the books of Charles Williams, a 'contemporary' of JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis but kind of forgotten now.
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