1. present participle of contemporize; to make contemporary or bring up to date; to adapt something to modern times or current standards
Usage: formal; less common than 'updating' or 'modernizing'

Examples

• The museum is contemporizing its exhibits to appeal to younger visitors.
• By contemporizing the classic novel, the director made it relevant to today's audience.
• The company is contemporizing its marketing strategy to include social media.
• Contemporizing traditional recipes with modern cooking techniques has become popular.
• The architect suggested contemporizing the historic building's interior while preserving its facade.