Synonyms for zeitgeist
ˈtsaɪtˌgaɪstzeit·geist

Princeton's WordNet

1. Zeitgeistnoun

   the spirit of the time; the spirit characteristic of an age or generation

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1. • Spirit

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1. Evan Collins:

   The Y2K zeitgeist carried over a lot of ideas from ’60s space age aesthetics and ‘70s ultramodernism.

2. People Editor-in-Chief Dan Wakeford:

   There are so many different variables and ways of approaching it, a starting point often is, when we want to make a decision, is to think about the zeitgeist, think about what is sexy at the moment. What do people find appealing at the moment ?

3. Ted Sarandos:

   What's important is for part of your Netflix subscription, you are in the zeitgeist, you're watching the programming that the rest of the world is loving at the same time.

4. Mike Draper:

   2005 was really the beginning of people moving downtown in a big way, i think it's part of the zeitgeist nationally. It's cool to see what's happened in Des Moines, but there's also downtown regeneration in Hartford, Philly -- pretty much every city.

5. Anthony Anderson:

   We're in the zeitgeist of the world, but I think that question is better asked to somebody who is outside of the culture or is a fan of the series.