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Often used in the same context:
greats,
forebears,
forbears,
predecessors,
peers,
modernists,
classicists,
iconoclasts,
oeuvre,
epigones,
jazzmen,
admirers,
max beerbohm,
acolytes,
compatriots,
enfants terribles,
legends,
ilk,
impressionists,
virtuosi,
franz kline,
existentialists,
expressionists,
composers,
proteges,
idols,
atget,
prodigies,
surrealists,
successors,
moderns,
lyricists,
bohemianism,
forefather,
juvenilia,
serialist,
pastiches,
notables,
latterday,
abstractionist,
lionel trilling,
maestros,
melodist,
eccentricities,
ashcan school,
masaccio,
artier,
de kooning,
philosophers,
brethren,
classicism,
dandyism,
iconoclasm,
serialism,
cohorts,
novelists,
bookishness,
counterparts,
minimalists,
gillray,
forerunners,
kollwitz,
nostalgist,
bebopper,
hagiographies,
revivalists,
abstract expressionism,
tyros,
marcel duchamp,
eras,
intellectualism,
rimbaud,
aristos,
lee krasner,
lytton strachey,
compositions,
malraux,
metier,
inspirations,
superstars,
dante gabriel rossetti,
masterpieces,
luminaries,
avant garde,
neoclassicism,
john singleton copley,
eclecticism,
intellects,
tenorist,
accompanists,
hans holbein,
autodidactic,
ashbery,
artur schnabel,
mythologise,
literati,
muse,
symphonist,
writings,
poets,
precocity,
breughel,
contemporary,
writers,
cartoonists,
confreres,
dramatists,
humanists,
publicists,
playwrights,
artists,
authors,
theologians,
critics,
mathematicians,
scholars,
worthies
More specific:
beat generation,
peer group
Appears in the definition of:
chippendale,
peer group,
pungently,
thomas chippendale
More general:
people
Synonyms:
coevals,
generation
Also try:
— Adjectives for contemporaries:
many,
own,
great,
younger,
english,
male,
literary,
european,
american,
most,
french,
more...
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