11 senses of new

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New

Definition:

Adjective: not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently

Noun: the newest or most recent fashion, styles, or versions of something

Sense 1:

Adjective: recently made, acquired, or developed

Example sentence: She bought a new car yesterday.

Sense 2:

Adjective: not previously used or owned

Example sentence: He got a new shirt for the party.

Sense 3:

Adjective: not familiar or known before

Example sentence: The teacher introduced a new topic in class today.

Sense 4:

Adjective: not yet accustomed to or familiar with

Example sentence: They were new to the city and didn't know their way around.

Sense 5:

Adjective: newly made or harvested

Example sentence: The bakery serves fresh bread every morning.

Sense 6:

Adjective: different from a previous one; modern and current

Example sentence: The new iPhone model has improved features.

Sense 7:

Adjective: additional or further, coming after the previous one

Example sentence: Mary had to buy a new book for this semester.

Sense 8:

Adjective: not too long ago; recently

Example sentence: She just met her new neighbors yesterday.

Sense 9:

Adjective: not yet studied or understood

Example sentence: The new chapter in the book seemed challenging.

Sense 10:

Adjective: present but not seen or experienced before

Example sentence: We discovered a new cafe in the neighborhood.

Sense 11:

Noun: newly introduced or current things in fashion or popular culture

Example sentence: The fashion show displayed the latest new in clothing trends.