Synonyms for zeitgeist
ˈtsaɪtˌgaɪstzeit·geist

Princeton's WordNet

1. Zeitgeistnoun

   the spirit of the time; the spirit characteristic of an age or generation

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1. • Spirit

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1. President Robert Casey:

   I think the decision came now in response to the current zeitgeist, the body acceptance movement has been an increasingly loud voice and SI’s choice echoes this societal shift.

2. Jim Orr:

   Jordan Peele has really crafted an extraordinary story that I think once again is going to capture the cultural zeitgeist, jordan Peele is recognized as just an amazing talent. Jordan Peele crafts films that make you think, that are extraordinarily well-acted, well-written and are amazingly entertaining.

3. Michael Hartnett:

   Big client zeitgeist in past two weeks has unambiguously been to buy the FAANMG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Microsoft and Google-owner Alphabet) underperformance.

4. Dayna Isom Johnson:

   Because Etsy sellers have the shortest supply chain in the market -- moving directly from idea to production -- we're constantly seeing emerging inventory that reflect the zeitgeist, and this year's holiday cards are no exception.

5. Charles Robertson:

   The Brexit vote, swung to Leave by the immigration debate, is a powerful rejection of the status quo by the electorate, orban captures that zeitgeist better than most.