Antonyms for modern-daymod·ern-day

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1. contemporary, modern-dayadjective

   characteristic of the present

   "contemporary trends in design"; "the role of computers in modern-day medicine"

   Antonyms:
   nonmodern

   Synonyms:
   contemporary, contemporaneous, present-day(a)

How to use modern-day in a sentence?

1. Mickey Kantor:

   Literally in the modern day, starting really in the'80s, California has not had influence no matter where it's been.

2. Tom Kallstrom:

   It's like if you were to sit in the cockpit of an airplane, you wouldn't know what to do, i don't think a ventilator is that confusing necessarily, but there are a lot of buttons and modes that a modern-day ventilator has.

3. William Lander:

   Debts are the modern day chains that keep us enslaved.

4. Hugh Willmott:

   This pendant was used by some people as a supposed cure against a condition called St Antony’s fire, which in modern day science is probably a variety of skin conditions.

5. European Council:

   We must work together countries of origin, transit and destination in order to break the business model of smugglers and traffickers who lure people into dangerous journeys and feed modern-day slavery.

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