zeitgeist

IPA: tsˈaɪtgaɪst

noun

  • The spirit of the age; the taste, outlook, and spirit characteristic of a period.
  • Alternative letter-case form of zeitgeist [The spirit of the age; the taste, outlook, and spirit characteristic of a period.]
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Examples of "zeitgeist" in Sentences

  • Similar ideas exist in the zeitgeist.
  • He is also the founder of the zeitgeist movement.
  • It is important to understand the Zeitgeist of the day.
  • The fact is the movie has nothing to do with the word zeitgeist.
  • This gives some insight into the zeitgeist of England at the time.
  • It is the acknowleged encapsulation of the zeitgeist of the generation.
  • Many references to the events and zeitgeist of the mid 1970s are included.
  • One has to consider the zeitgeist and the intentions of the author as well.
  • Pecherin's writings present the Russian Zeitgeist of the period artistically.
  • So the Great American Novel is that which embodies the zeitgeist of the time.

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