mo
der
nize
Third Person
modernizes
Present Participle
modernizing
Past Tense
modernized
Past Participle
modernized
1
to update or improve something
transitive
- The city decided to modernize its public transportation system by introducing new technology and infrastructure.
- The company is planning to modernize its office space with updated furniture and technology.
- The school district is working to modernize its curriculum to align with current educational standards.
- Homeowners often modernize their kitchens by upgrading appliances and adding modern design elements.
- The government is investing in projects to modernize aging infrastructure such as bridges and roads.
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2
to adopt contemporary practices, technologies, or ideologies
- The small town gradually modernized, embracing digital technology and sustainable practices.
- As the global market evolved, businesses were forced to modernize in order to remain competitive.
- The healthcare industry is modernizing with advancements in medical technology.
- In response to changing consumer preferences, the food industry is modernizing to offer healthier and more sustainable options.
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