Junior and Modern

Junior

Junior adjective - Having not so great importance or rank as another.

Modern and junior are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Modern" instead an adjective "Junior".

Modern

Modern adjective - Being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles.

Junior and modern are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Junior" instead an adjective "Modern".

Both words in one sentence

  • Elite Mooks Within that exists the Special Mobile Suit Troops, with access to more modern equipment and better training, and their junior officers wearing a recolored version of the Alliance officer's uniform.
    Source: Elite Mooks
  • Shirley Jackson received much hate mail for it, readers unsubscribed from The New Yorker, and the story was banned in the Union of South Africa (the precursor to modern-day South Africa).It is probably best known today as a staple of American junior high/middle school literature classes.
  • This is the typical situation in many modern militaries when you have wet-behind-the-ears junior officers fresh out of training placed in charge of units with NCOs who sometimes have been serving longer than the officer has been alive.
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