Postmodernity refers to a way of living and thinking that is characterized by a rejection of the modernist philosophy, which sought to create a single, unified worldview. Synonyms for postmodernity include postmodernism, post-structuralism, post-industrial society, and late modernity. The term postmodernism suggests an emphasis on fragmented narratives and the questioning of grand narratives, while post-structuralism emphasizes the power of language and discourse in shaping reality. Post-industrial society suggests a shift away from industrial manufacturing and towards service-oriented economies, while late modernity emphasizes the continued relevance of modernist ideas in the present day, albeit in more nuanced and complex forms. Each synonym provides a unique lens through which to understand the contemporary world.