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Meanings of new wave in English
Any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)
Catalan
nouvelle vague Spanish
nueva ola Usage of new wave in English
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Broderbund's 3-D Home Architect is a good example of this new wave.
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Now, there's a new wave of reconnaissance bots being prepared for combat.
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Worse, she seeks to create an entire new wave of Treaty claims.
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Fiction has fired the imagination, leading to a new wave of research.
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A new wave of posters and stickers promoting a recently… Video, Audio
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Varian is the ideal spokesperson for the new wave in library schools.
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This new wave of financial inclusion is being ridden by three startups.
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Has a new wave of Irish horror passed most of us by?
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Since the mid-aughts, the Romanian new wave has dominated the festival circuit.
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The earsplitting bellow sent a new wave of adrenaline flooding through me.
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There were loads of new wave hitmakers who followed the same formula.
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Tuscany and Veneto could also be badly hit by a new wave.
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Beck had encouraged a new wave of survivalists planning for the apocalypse.
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There's no wake or teary goodbyes for this new wave of emigrants.
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A new wave of collaborative consumption is transforming consumerism and the… Audio
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Last month, Guaido struggled to launch a new wave of street protests.
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