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newness

[noo-nis, nyoo-] / ˈnu nɪs, ˈnyu- /
NOUN
originality
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Irian followed, scrambling up scree fast, but rendered clumsy by the newness of her boots.

From Literature

“We are disappointed,” Vasilescu said, “in the newness for 2026 so far and we think a new CEO needs to change the direction of the design team.”

From MarketWatch

Braced as we are for nostalgia at every world premiere in the Eccles or every late night spent at the Library with a cup of chili, Sundance should supply plenty of newness.

From Los Angeles Times

If the newness and evolution of the delayed retirement credit is the explanation, one would expect to see more delayed claiming to age 70 among the more affluent older workers going forward.

From MarketWatch

Painting was always ahead of writing in its newness: Monet, Pissarro, Seurat and others stepped out of the 19th century well before it ended.

From The Wall Street Journal