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novelty
noun as in newness, originality
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Before the 2018 Supreme Court ruling opened the doors to legal sports gambling nationwide, the prop bet was largely a novelty.
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She wants to be just one of the girls, her youth a novelty but not a defining characteristic.
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In one of many quips in “Modernism,” he remarks that “novelty is just the same old thing.”
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"Roman foot-shaped artefacts appear to have had a number of meanings connected with the cult of Isis. They're also noted as being novelty items."
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This was no cheap novelty, nothing mass produced in any factory.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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