Modern
Modern adjective - Being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles.
Usage example: this hairstyle is absolutely the most modern fashion out there
Olden
Both words in one sentence
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Generation Xerox: The Uglydolls of ye olden days were more or less the same Uglydolls of modern times, only with ye olden problems to deal with.
Source: Toys / Uglydolls -
Tomato Surprise: Wirt and Greg aren't wearing those clothes because they're from the "olden times"; they're modern-day kids wearing Halloween costumes.
- Until doctors (who were mostly men in olden times) started becoming more involved with pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period, much of that was handled by midwives (who, including in modern times, are traditionally women).
Source: Panicky Expectant Father
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