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fresh
adjective as in new, just produced
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beginning, brand-new, comer, contemporary, crude, current, gleaming, glistening, hot off the press, immature, just out, latest, mint, modern, modernistic, neoteric, newborn, newfangled, novel, now, radical, sparkling, state-of-the-art, the latest, this season's, unconventional, unprocessed, unseasoned, untouched, up-to-date, virginal, what's happening, young, youthful
adjective as in additional
adjective as in refreshing to the senses
adjective as in energetic, healthy
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active, alert, blooming, bouncing, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, chipper, dewy, fair, florid, glowing, hardy, invigorated, keen, like new, refreshed, rehabilitated, relaxed, relieved, rested, restored, revived, rosy, ruddy, sprightly, spry, stimulated, undimmed, unfaded, unused, unwearied, unwithered, verdant, vital, wholesome, young
adjective as in inexperienced
adjective as in sassy, brazen
Weak matches
cheeky, disrespectful, flip, flippant, forward, impertinent, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, saucy, smart-alecky, snippy, wise
Example Sentences
More broadly, his fresh approach to the Middle East rejected decades of sclerotic diplomacy focused singularly on Palestinian statehood, embraced an emerging Sunni coalition against Iran and made possible the historic Abraham Accords.
Ms. Terekh argues their unorthodox expertise brought a “fresh sparkle” to arms development.
What fresh hell awaits us on this second try, we’re about to find out.
Amid the fresh scholarship of recent years—the microanalysis of quill strokes, the algorithmic scrutiny of syntax—Mr. Swift’s contribution, and it’s a valuable one, is to tell the story of a building.
The recent cases of prisoners being mistakenly released has put a fresh spotlight on the demands facing the justice system.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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