1. to make contemporary or bring up to date; to adapt to modern times or current conditions
Usage: transitive verb; formal or literary usage
2. to exist or occur at the same time as; to be contemporary with
Usage: transitive verb; rare or archaic

Examples

• The museum contemporizes its exhibits to reflect current scholarship and visitor interests.
• The architect contemporizes traditional designs by incorporating sustainable materials.
• She contemporizes the classic novel by setting it in a modern urban environment.
• The company contemporizes its marketing strategy to appeal to younger audiences.
• He contemporizes historical events by drawing parallels to today's social issues.