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Meanings of new world in English
Usage of new world in English
1
Setting a new world record in the process despite the hazardous conditions.
2
There would be a new heaven, a new earth, a new world.
3
Unfortunately, Dixon said, this brave new world can be daunting for some.
4
Gone is the expansive brave new world stuff from five years ago.
5
It is, quite literally, our first look at an entirely new world.
6
Chloe loves our new world, loves her new body and my body.
7
It was a pertinent point 70 minutes into this brave new world.
8
I wanted to create a completely new world, inventing everyone and everything.
9
After the crisis, a new world won't emerge as if by magic.
10
I wonder: is this new world a nice one to be in?
11
Just focus on Quinn, on this work, this new world of pears.
12
Brad set a new world record at the lumberjack race in Italy.
13
And I think we're in a new world now, Prof Johnson said.
14
Such were the gifts of her new place in this new world.
15
Brilliant view of my new world as the dropship brought us down.
16
I don't really expect that there will be a brave new world.
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New world across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
Common
South Africa
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