contemporise — (Brit.) v. make modern; make contemporary; place a person or something in the same period as someone or something else; synchronise; arrange or represent events so that they co occur (also contemporize) … English contemporary dictionary
contemporise — /kənˈtɛmpəraɪz/ (say kuhn tempuhruyz) verb (t) (contemporised, contemporising) to place in, or regard as belonging to, the same age or time. Also, contemporize …
contemporised — contemporise (Brit.) v. make modern; make contemporary; place a person or something in the same period as someone or something else; synchronise; arrange or represent events so that they co occur (also contemporize) … English contemporary dictionary
contemporises — contemporise (Brit.) v. make modern; make contemporary; place a person or something in the same period as someone or something else; synchronise; arrange or represent events so that they co occur (also contemporize) … English contemporary dictionary
contemporising — contemporise (Brit.) v. make modern; make contemporary; place a person or something in the same period as someone or something else; synchronise; arrange or represent events so that they co occur (also contemporize) … English contemporary dictionary
contemporize — verb 1. happen at the same time • Syn: ↑synchronize, ↑synchronise, ↑contemporise • Derivationally related forms: ↑synchronisation (for: ↑synchronise), ↑synchrony … Useful english dictionary
synchronise — verb 1. happen at the same time • Syn: ↑synchronize, ↑contemporize, ↑contemporise • Derivationally related forms: ↑synchronisation, ↑synchrony, ↑synchronization (for: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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contemporize — /keuhn tem peuh ruyz /, v., contemporized, contemporizing. v.t. 1. to place in or regard as belonging to the same age or time. 2. to give a modern or contemporary character or setting to; update: The new production of Romeo and Juliet… … Universalium
contemporize — (Amer.) v. make modern; make contemporary; place a person or something in the same period as someone or something else; synchronize; arrange or represent events so that they co occur (also contemporise) … English contemporary dictionary
