new phenomenon

collocation in English

meaningsofnewandphenomenon

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new
adjective
uk
/njuː/
us
/nuː/
recently created or having started to ...
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phenomenon
noun[C]
uk
/fəˈnɒm.ɪ.nən/
us
/fəˈnɑː.mə.nɑːn/
something that exists and can be seen, felt, tasted, etc., especially something unusual ...
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(Definition ofnewandphenomenonfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The awarding of peerages to politicians and other servants of the state was not anewphenomenon.
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When these few were not as perceptible, the realities of the majority were revealed, seemingly as anewphenomenon.
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Rejection is undoubtedly anewphenomenon, closely tied to the cultural and scientific developments of the last two centuries.
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Was the collegial aspect of donation and counter-donation anewphenomenon, or had there been comparable social practices beforehand?
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The role of the state security organs in informing the leadership is anewphenomenonwhich the archival revolution has uncovered.
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And while this type of credit claiming seems to have grown more prevalent in recent years, by no means is it an entirelynewphenomenon.
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This suggests that concern about junior defections when the party is in trouble is not an altogethernewphenomenon.
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Of course, the explicit conjoining of art and politics is not anewphenomenon.
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More general systems present anewphenomenon: the horizontal lines turn into an invariant fractal foliation.
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The authors several times employ the useful device of introducing anewphenomenonwith a simplified model which displays the essential features.
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Of course, commuting is not anewphenomenon.
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Such successful 'taming ' of contentious movements without surrendering to their claims is certainly not anewphenomenon.
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The fragmentation of the new history may not be such anewphenomenon.
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But decentralisation - defined as increases in the policy authority of lower-level state officials relative to national-level state officials - is not everywhere a strictlynewphenomenon.
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The need for research funds is by no means anewphenomenonin science.
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Anewphenomenon, lateral thermal dispersion, appears to be responsible.
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