Thesaurus article:recently appeared, arrived, or developed

recently appeared, arrived, or developed

These words refer to things that have recently appeared or arrived, or things that have been recently developed.

One of the most common words for this isnew.

I bought a new suit for my interview.

They’re bringing out a new album next month.

We need to think of some new ideas for our marketing strategy.

The opposite ofnewisold.

She was wearing a ratty old T-shirt.

I love these older record players.

For more opposites ofnew, see the article atold.

To emphasize that something that is very new, you can usebrand new

The company unveiled a brand new product this week.

A situation, activity, or idea that has never been seen before, or which you have never experienced before, can be callednovel.

That's a novel way of approaching the problem.

It's a novel idea, but will it work?

The adjectivesnovelorinnovativecan be used when something involves new and unusual ideas or methods.

The bank has introduced a novel way of detecting fraud.

The project uses innovative ideas for recycling.

Freshandoriginalare approving words used particularly when talking about new ideas that have not been had or suggested before and so are exciting.

We need some fresh thinking on how to attract younger voters.

She had some original ideas.

Information that isup to dateorup-to-the-minuteis new and has not been shared before.

Our broadcasters bring you up-to-date news, 24 hours a day.

We have up-to-the-minute traffic information for our listeners.

not owned or used before

a new person

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释义	Thesaurus article:recently appeared, arrived, or developed recently appeared, arrived, or developed These words refer to things that have recently appeared or arrived, or things that have been recently developed. One of the most common words for this isnew. I bought a new suit for my interview. They’re bringing out a new album next month. We need to think of some new ideas for our marketing strategy. The opposite ofnewisold. She was wearing a ratty old T-shirt. I love these older record players. For more opposites ofnew, see the article atold. To emphasize that something that is very new, you can usebrand new The company unveiled a brand new product this week. A situation, activity, or idea that has never been seen before, or which you have never experienced before, can be callednovel. That's a novel way of approaching the problem. It's a novel idea, but will it work? The adjectivesnovelorinnovativecan be used when something involves new and unusual ideas or methods. The bank has introduced a novel way of detecting fraud. The project uses innovative ideas for recycling. Freshandoriginalare approving words used particularly when talking about new ideas that have not been had or suggested before and so are exciting. We need some fresh thinking on how to attract younger voters. She had some original ideas. Information that isup to dateorup-to-the-minuteis new and has not been shared before. Our broadcasters bring you up-to-date news, 24 hours a day. We have up-to-the-minute traffic information for our listeners. Related articles not owned or used before a new person Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/recently-appeared-arrived-or-developed##
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Thesaurus article:recently appeared, arrived, or developed

recently appeared, arrived, or developed

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