(Adj/adv): in zeitgeist, i.e. in its proper socio-cultural/historical/geopolitical/ geo-military context
Zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning from the one it has today, all you have to do is figure out what it meant in the days of Alexander the Great
by Sexydimma August 13, 2016
by dtr3197 August 25, 2006
by Owen Munee January 30, 2004
(Verb) to show one the movie "zeitgeist" and/or "zeitgeist: Addendum" and to then have them become a member of the zeitgeist movement and follow the beliefs of Peter Joseph
my friend was all like, "america has the best economy ever'', but then I zeitgeisted him and he was like, "venus project all the way man!"
by eeeeman November 4, 2008
Caught by the spirit of the times (from the German term Zeitgeist). The typical experience of being zeitgeisted is the realization or epiphany that some personal characteristic, predilection, or experience believed to be special to you is in fact common out there in the Zeitgeist. You believed it to be uniquely yours, but in fact you were probably interested in it for the same reasons that dozens or thousands of others are as well. Your pursuit of originality was futile! Now you have just been reminded of that fact.
“A week after he launched his new website on (some obscure subject), G. was zeitgeisted by Wired Magazine publishing a feature on the exact same subject.”
by Dr. Cheeseburger February 7, 2009
A very good movie that every american should watch immediately. It's about everything that is wrong with america and religion and tells how corrupt the government is and tells you there lies and there plans for the upcoming future. And you can watch it at youtube or google videos.
by cloverfield January 6, 2008
by Dilbert Pickles December 28, 2009