Modern
Modern adjective - Being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles.
Smart and modern are semantically related. in fashionable topic. In some cases you can use "Smart" instead an adjective "Modern".
Both words in one sentence
- Die Reise Ins All: Leutnant von Mackwitz may be a good figther (kind of a bit more modern version of a barbarian) and very smart when it is about weapons and military.
Source: Idiot Hero / Video Games -
Instant Cultured: Several prominent smart folks have come out in modern times without engaging in so-called "smart people" activities.
Source: Dead Horse Trope -
He tries to get lesson plan answers in advance to sound smart and impress Lindy, and confesses to Will that he looks up modern poetry to pick up girls.
Source: Literature / Beastly
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