Pronunciation: /fjuːˈtʃʊrɪstɪk/
adjective relating to or characteristic of the future, modern, or ahead of the times
A1 The futuristic car had sleek lines and shiny chrome accents.
A2 In the futuristic city, holographic billboards lit up the skyline.
B1 The scientist's futuristic invention revolutionized the way we communicate.
B2 The company's new headquarters had a futuristic design with cutting-edge technology.
C1 The architect envisioned a futuristic cityscape with sustainable buildings and green spaces.
C2 The filmmaker's futuristic vision of the world captivated audiences with its stunning visuals.
formal The company is investing heavily in futuristic technology to stay ahead of the competition.
informal Have you seen that new futuristic car that just came out? It's so cool!
slang That new phone is straight up futuristic, dude.
figurative Her ideas for the project were truly futuristic, pushing the boundaries of what we thought was possible.
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