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Term: Now Longer Fresh

Description:

The term "now longer fresh" refers to a state or condition when something is no longer in a fresh or new state. It can be used to describe various things that have lost their freshness, such as food, products, ideas, or relationships.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Adjective
• Adverb

Senses and Usages:

Adjective:

1. (Literal) Used to describe food items, products, or other perishable items that have exceeded their freshness and are no longer consumable.

Example Sentence: The milk carton was now longer fresh, so I had to throw it away.

2. (Figurative) Used metaphorically to describe ideas, trends, or concepts that have become outdated or no longer innovative.

Example Sentence: The fashion industry quickly moves on, and what was considered trendy last season is now longer fresh.

Adverb:

Used to modify or describe the duration of time for which something has been fresh or new.

Example Sentence: She used to be the most popular actress, but now longer fresh, her career has significantly declined.

Note: The term "now longer fresh" may not be a commonly used phrase, and its exact meaning may vary based on the context in which it is used.