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Meanings of futurism in English

20Th-century movement in music.

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Jewish Futurism.

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Examples for "musical futurism"
Examples for "musical futurism"
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Adolph was practising some new Futurist music of Ravel's.
The Nest Builder: A Novel
Usage of futurism in English
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The newspaper was a mainstay of the artistic movement known as futurism.
The new yorker
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Its greatest strength mirrors that of its author: spot-on futurism.
Wired
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Unfortunately for the proponents of futurism, Soho was not to be overwhelmed so easily.
Moon Over Soho
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He talks to Bryan about the rebirth of early 20th century attempts at futurism.
Radio NZ
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To feel part of a cycle. A futurism that is conscious of the past?
The Irish Times
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But it's the only one with a retro-chic '80s-futurism vibe.
Wired
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I like futurism but I also love exquisite, beautiful things.
The Guardian
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Destabilizing futurism set to a pulse-pounding score isn't just for sci-fi and fantasy thrillers.
Wired
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San Francisco was awash in tech futurism and post-pubescent billionaires.
Reuters
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Futurology, futurism and future studies all vary considerably in meaning, depending on who you ask.
The Irish Times
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If anyone asks you, tell them you are engaged in corporate futurism and product development.
Wired
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The energy and aggression of futurism collides with the melancholy of De Chirico's empty piazzas.
The Guardian
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Terrence McFane and Aaron Hancock fell into a heated argument over the music of futurism.
The Little Lady of the Big House
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Train Dreams is historical fiction, but Fiskadoro post-nuclear futurism.
The Guardian
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Oh you want me to do some futurism.
Wired
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Any other styles of the time -the emerging cubism, futurism, even impressionism -were deemed criminal.
The Guardian
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Futurism through the time