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newfound

adjective as in recently discovered

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There was a newfound process of having to flush such frustrations, forcing the 12-year veteran to accept failure, concede to a lost season, and reframe his mindset as the Dodgers approached the fall.

She was also learning how to balance being a mother for the first time and her newfound, flourishing career.

More than 150 universities can now hide behind their newfound commitments to “institutional neutrality,” having pledged — or been forced by new state laws — to stay silent on political controversies.

From Salon

Over time, the newfound power has raised the profile of attorney general offices across the country, turning them into a springboard for higher office.

From Salon

But Aditya, like many demonstrators, believes it is the start of an era of newfound protester power.

From BBC

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

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