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new wave

noun as in alternative philosophy

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I’m calling on my colleagues, our industry, our governments and more to join me in supporting a new wave of developer-led activism and renew efforts to collectively close the skills gap that exists today.

The new wave on influencers invites Coach and Champion fans to participate in a series of fun challenges inspired by the new collection.

The protests became about more than one branch of the police, serving as a broad public admonishment of the current administration as a whole, and inspiring a whole new wave of Nigerian political activism.

From Eater

The intensification of the pandemic in recent weeks, with viral infections and covid-19 hospitalizations surging nationwide, has unleashed a new wave of uncertainty.

Some epidemiologists in Brazil say those characteristics mean new strain is the “most plausible explanation” for the new wave of cases in Manaus.

From Time

As the hairstylist Sam McKnight is quoted in the book saying, “It was a new wave, and it changed fashion forever.”

Now comes a new wave of young immigrants sent north to escape rampant gang violence in Central America.

Instead, his speech was followed by a new wave of white-on-black violence.

The response of the white South to the 1963 March on Washington was a new wave of racial violence.

Celebrity Rehab better get ready for a whole new wave of D-listers fighting off addictions to little round blue things.

I think about the beak of the ship, which buries itself in each new wave.

Every glance around the room, which revealed the vacant place of our friends, would bring our sorrow in a new wave upon us again.

Nearly a month was spent in the wood, the time being devoted to training in the new wave formation for the coming offensive.

The settlement of Virginia by the English was followed by remonstrance and a new wave of missionary activity.

Close at their back now lay the German invaders of Britain—a new wave of the human tide always flowing westward.

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On this page you'll find 3 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to new wave, such as: new age, and nouvelle vague.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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