With what other (simpler) word can I replace the expression "turn-of-the-century" in this sentence. The second sentence is for the context.
It was a turn-of-the-century version of the dot-com boom.
The promise of a revolutionary new technology was changing the way people imagined the future.
The dot-com bubble was turn-of-the-century, so some other thing cannot be a turn-of-the-century version of it unless it is some other century. I'm guessing you mean something else, but I can't tell what that is.
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The dot-com bubble was turn-of-the-century, so some other thing cannot be a turn-of-the-century version of it unless it is some other century. I'm guessing you mean something else, but I can't tell what that is.