NEW as ADJECTIVE

1. Meaning
   • (often followed by `to”) unfamiliar
   Synonym(s)
   • new to(p) (what does new to(p) mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • new experiences
   • experiences new to him
   • errors of someone new to the job
   Similar To
   • unaccustomed (what does unaccustomed mean?)
2. Meaning
   • having no previous example or precedent or parallel
   Synonym(s)
   • unexampled (what does unexampled mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • a time of unexampled prosperity
   Similar To
   • unprecedented (what does unprecedented mean?)
3. Meaning
   • (of crops) harvested at an early stage of development
   • before complete maturity
   Synonym(s)
   • young (what does young mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • new potatoes
   • young corn
   Similar To
   • early (what does early mean?)
4. Meaning
   • used of a living language
   • being the current stage in its development
   Synonym(s)
   • Modern (what does Modern mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • Modern English
   • New Hebrew is Israeli Hebrew
   Similar To
   • late (what does late mean?)
5. Meaning
   • in use after Medieval times
   Usage Example(s)
   • New Eqyptian was the language of the 18th to 21st dynasties
   Similar To
   • late (what does late mean?)
6. Meaning
   • lacking training or experience
   Synonym(s)
   • raw (what does raw mean?)
   • wet behind the ears(p) (what does wet behind the ears(p) mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the new men were eager to fight
   • raw recruits
   • he was still wet behind the ears when he shipped as a hand on a merchant vessel
   Similar To
   • inexperienced (what does inexperienced mean?)
7. Meaning
   • not of long duration
   • having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
   Usage Example(s)
   • a new law
   • new cars
   • a new comet
   • a new friend
   • a new year
   • the New World
   Antonym(s)
   • old (what does old mean?)
   Similar To
   • brand-new (what does brand-new mean?)
   • bran-new (what does bran-new mean?)
   • spic-and-span (what does spic-and-span mean?)
   • spick-and-span (what does spick-and-span mean?)
   • fresh (what does fresh mean?)
   • hot (what does hot mean?)
   • red-hot (what does red-hot mean?)
   • newborn (what does newborn mean?)
   • newly arisen (what does newly arisen mean?)
   • new-sprung(a) (what does new-sprung(a) mean?)
   • newfound (what does newfound mean?)
   • novel (what does novel mean?)
   • refreshing (what does refreshing mean?)
   • parvenu (what does parvenu mean?)
   • parvenue (what does parvenue mean?)
   • recent (what does recent mean?)
   • revolutionary (what does revolutionary mean?)
   • radical (what does radical mean?)
   • rising (what does rising mean?)
   • sunrise(a) (what does sunrise(a) mean?)
   • untested (what does untested mean?)
   • untried (what does untried mean?)
   • unused (what does unused mean?)
   • virgin (what does virgin mean?)
   See Also
   • current (what does current mean?)
   • fresh (what does fresh mean?)
   • modern (what does modern mean?)
   • unworn (what does unworn mean?)
   • young (what does young mean?)
   • immature (what does immature mean?)
   Attribute(s)
   • age (what does age mean?)
8. Meaning
   • of a kind not seen before
   Synonym(s)
   • fresh (what does fresh mean?)
   • novel (what does novel mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the computer produced a completely novel proof of a well-known theorem
   Similar To
   • original (what does original mean?)
9. Meaning
   • of a new (often outrageous) kind or fashion
   Synonym(s)
   • newfangled (what does newfangled mean?)
   Similar To
   • original (what does original mean?)
10. Meaning
    • unaffected by use or exposure
    Usage Example(s)
    • it looks like new
    Similar To
    • unworn (what does unworn mean?)

NEW as ADVERB

1. Meaning
   • very recently
   Synonym(s)
   • fresh (what does fresh mean?)
   • freshly (what does freshly mean?)
   • newly (what does newly mean?)
   • recently (what does recently mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • they are newly married
   • newly raised objections
   • a newly arranged hairdo
   • grass new washed by the rain
   • a freshly cleaned floor
   • we are fresh out of tomatoes