new-fashioned

He is always going about in raptures with some new-fashioned poet.'

If they weren't so new-fashioned in every way I should call them an old-fashioned couple.

A bright fire was burning in the cheerful, new-fashioned grate.

In those days there were none of the new-fashioned carriages in our streets.

It was this new-fashioned trouble, the appendysheetus, that tuk him off.

It's new-fashioned; but there's new-fashioned things that's just as good as the old.

We've put it all down, Miss Barbara, in the new-fashioned way.

She was one of the new-fashioned readers who have learned to despise Dickens.

As I was coming into this town I saw a new-fashioned sort of stone-cracking.

Only hes old-fashioned and he cant get used to new-fashioned ways.