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zeitgeist

noun as in spirit of the time

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The Democratic platform in 2024 became synonymous with abortion access, climate change and LGBTQ+ rights, top issues in the modern Golden State zeitgeist.

The actress believes Beth "has penetrated a zeitgeist in women specifically".

From BBC

There has just been an overwhelming feeling of discontent and unhappiness in the cultural zeitgeist for the past four years.

From Salon

I learned that he found out he was autistic in middle age but always thought he was neurodivergent, even if that term was not yet in the zeitgeist.

In 2022, Williams reemerged into the cultural zeitgeist on “The Crown,” portraying Camilla Parker Bowles over the final two seasons.

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