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Definition of zeitgeist - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
culturegeneral mood or spirit of a particular time period
- The zeitgeist of the 1960s was one of change and rebellion.
- The novel captured the zeitgeist of the era.
- Artists reflected the zeitgeist in their work.
Origin of zeitgeist
German, Zeit (time) + Geist (spirit)
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cultural change
major change in the current zeitgeist
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- French:zeitgeist, ...
- German:Zeitgeist, ...
- Italian:spirito del tempo, ...
- Spanish:espíritu de la época, ...
- Portuguese:zeitgeist, ...
- Chinese:时代精神, ...
- Japanese:時代精神, ...
- Arabic:رُوح العَصْر, ...
- Hebrew:רוּחַ הַתְּקוּפָה, ...
- Russian:дух времени, ...
- Ukrainian:дух епохи, ...
- Hindi:युग की आत्मा, ...
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