Synonyms and antonyms of Modern and fashionable and up-to-date in British Thesaurus

modern (adjective)

using the most recent methods, ideas, designs, or equipment

contemporary (adjective)

modern, or relating to the present time

advanced (adjective)

based on the most recent methods or ideas

state-of-the-art (adjective)

state-of-the-art equipment or technology uses the newest and most advanced ideas and features

futuristic (adjective)

so modern that it seems to belong to the future

space-age (adjective)

using the most modern technology or designs

modernistic (adjective)

extremely modern

up-to-the-minute (adjective)

very modern, or recent

hip (adjective)

informal modern and fashionable

ahead of your/its etc time ()

much more modern or advanced than most other people or things

ahead (adverb)

used for saying that a particular idea, product, invention etc is more advanced than others

all the go ()

very fashionable or popular

avant-garde (adjective)

avant-garde music, art etc is very modern and may shock people because it is so different from what has gone before

bleeding edge (adjective)

used for describing technology that is very new and has not yet been fully tested to see whether it works correctly

chic (adjective)

fashionable and attractive in style

classic (adjective)

a classic style of clothes, furniture etc is beautiful in a very simple way and will always be fashionable

classically (adverb)

in a beautiful simple style that will always be fashionable

classy (adjective)

informal something that is classy is attractive, fashionable, and of excellent quality

cool (noun)

the quality of being extremely fashionable

cool (adjective)

impressive because of being fashionable or attractive

cutting edge (noun)

the most modern and advanced point in the development of something

cutting-edge (adjective)

extremely modern and advanced

du jour (adjective)

journalism fashionable and not likely to last long

fashionable (adjective)

popular at a particular time

frontier (noun)

the most advanced or recent ideas about something

funky (adjective)

fashionable in a way that is unusual and shows a lot of imagination

glitzy (adjective)

informal bright, exciting, and attractive but with no real value

glossy (adjective)

attractive, exciting, and fashionable but with no real importance or value

go-ahead (adjective)

with a lot of energy and new modern ideas

groovy (adjective)

informal old-fashioned impressive because of being fashionable or attractive. This word was especially popular in the 1960s

groundbreaking (adjective)

using new methods, or achieving new results

happening (adjective)

informal lively and fashionable

in (adjective)

something that is in is fashionable

in/out of style ()

fashionable/not fashionable

in the swim ()

informed about recent or fashionable things

modern (adjective)

using new styles that are very different from the styles of the past

modern (adjective)

enthusiastic about new ideas, fashions etc and accepting them before most other people do

modernity (noun)

ideas and practices that use modern methods, styles etc

modish (adjective)

mainly literary extremely fashionable

natty (adjective)

informal attractive and fashionable

newfangled (adjective)

showing disapproval used for describing things that you do not like because they are very modern and complicated

new-look (adjective)

mainly journalism recently changed in order to appear more modern and different than before

on-trend (adjective)

in keeping with the latest fashions

(quite) the thing ()

very fashionable or popular

right (adjective)

fashionable, important, or belonging to a high social class

sexy (adjective)

informal fashionable, or exciting

sharp (adjective)

informal fashionable and impressive

sleek (adjective)

fashionable and attractive in design

smart (adjective)

connected with rich fashionable people

snazzy (adjective)

informal snazzy clothing, cars, and places are attractive, bright, and fashionable

spiffy (adjective)

informal very attractive, modern, or fashionable

swinging (adjective)

informal old-fashioned exciting and fashionable. This word was used mainly in the 1960s

trendy (adjective)

extremely fashionable, but often silly or annoying

tricksy (adjective)

informal new and designed in a clever way

up- (prefix)

more modern or fashionable: used with some adjectives, nouns, and verbs

up-to-date (adjective)

modern and using the latest ideas or knowledge

with it ()

if you are with it, you wear fashionable clothes and know about all the newest music, films etc

with-it (adjective)

old-fashioned an older person who is with-it is modern and fashionable