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Meanings of modernised in English

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Usage of modernised in English
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In recent years, it has significantly modernised its governance and financial management.
The Guardian
2
The key steel plants in the UK also need to be modernised.
The Guardian
3
The building has been extensively renovated and modernised during the past year.
The Irish Times
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The modernised post office, now operating in every province, provides for both.
The Awakening of China
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Many of the houses in the estate have been extended and modernised.
The Irish Times
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We rolled with the blows, modernised and retrained as we had to.
The Irish Times
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The OECD said Portugal had modernised its economy in recent years.
Reuters
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Singapore had indeed modernised and developed economically, yet its authoritarian rule went unchallenged.
The Guardian
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We obviously need to make sure that is modernised in the internet age.
The Guardian
10
Although developed and highly modernised, it's still a very conservative society.
The Irish Times
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The dairy industry modernised, and a lot of jobs were lost.
The Irish Times
12
Number 16 has been well modernised and is deceptively large inside.
The Irish Times
13
The palace has been slightly modernised, but the general architecture remains the same.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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Its exterior has recently been completely restored and the inside modernised.
The Irish Times
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He also shared that the courts would be modernised to encourage improved performance.
The South African
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Among the modernised of the new generation these have almost disappeared.
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: Second Series
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