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New Breed

Definition:

A term used to describe a new or different type of person, animal, or thing that has emerged or evolved.

Senses and Usages:

Noun – People:

This sense refers to a group of individuals who exhibit unique characteristics, qualities, or behaviors that differentiate them from others within society.

Example Sentence: The young activists were considered a new breed, determined to bring about real change in their community.

Noun – Animals:

This sense refers to a newly developed or improved breed of animals, often resulting from selective breeding or genetic manipulation.

Example Sentence: The farmers were excited to introduce a new breed of sheep known for its enhanced wool production.

Noun – Things:

This sense refers to a new or innovative type of product, technology, or concept that represents a significant departure from existing ones.

Example Sentence: The latest smartphone model is a new breed of device, offering cutting-edge features and unparalleled performance.

Adjective – Popular:

This sense describes someone or something that has gained significant popularity or currently enjoys a high level of recognition and acceptance.

Example Sentence: The band's unique sound made them a new breed of rock stars, adored by fans worldwide.

Adjective – Local:

This sense describes something specific to or closely associated with a particular area, region, or community.

Example Sentence: The restaurant offers a new breed of cuisine, blending traditional recipes with local ingredients.

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