Pronunciation: /ˈtsaɪtˌɡaɪsti/
adjective relating to or characteristic of the prevailing spirit or mood of a particular period of time, especially as reflected in art, literature, or politics
A1 The movie had a very zeitgeisty feel to it, capturing the current trends and attitudes of society.
A2 The fashion designer's latest collection is quite zeitgeisty, reflecting the popular styles of the moment.
B1 The novel's themes are very zeitgeisty, addressing contemporary issues in a relatable way.
B2 The TV show's portrayal of technology and social media is incredibly zeitgeisty, resonating with viewers of all ages.
C1 The artist's work is often described as zeitgeisty, capturing the spirit of the times in a unique and thought-provoking way.
C2 The playwright's latest play is hailed as a zeitgeisty masterpiece, offering a profound commentary on modern society.
formal The new art exhibit is very zeitgeisty, reflecting the current social and political climate.
informal That movie is so zeitgeisty, it's like they were reading our minds!
slang I love how this song is so zeitgeisty, it really speaks to our generation.
figurative Her fashion sense is very zeitgeisty, always on trend with what's happening in the world.
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