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Meanings of newly in English

Portuguese
novamente

Very recently.

novamente
Usage of newly in English
1
Samoa's Deputy Prime Minister has welcomed New Zealand's newly-announced climate change strategy.
Radio NZ
2
A newly appointed minister resigned, an EU commissioner did likewise sometime later.
Independent.ie
3
A second case of a newly discovered livestock disease has been confirmed.
The Irish Times
4
Niue's newly built National Emergency Operation Centre was officially opened this week.
Radio NZ
5
Other centres were left behind in newly independent Soviet republics, she said.
The Guardian
6
Republicans also want to prevent newly-legalized residents from getting government healthcare benefits.
Reuters
7
She couldn't see the difference between sand recently gone or newly arrived.
Wastelands
8
And even some newly former Republicans ready to vote for something new.
News.com.au
9
Gone are the days of affluent homeowners simply redecorating newly purchased houses.
The Irish Times
10
PA screening in newly diagnosed hypertensive patients leads to good clinical outcomes.
Pubmed
11
Tensions over money were also evident in the newly released commission minutes.
The Guardian
12
Poets and newly named Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Radio NZ
13
The CDC recommends that newly positive cases be interviewed within 24 hours.
Reuters
14
The result, the FTC said, was that newly combined Ardagh and No.
Reuters
15
The newly democratic governments filtered down to the way people could dress.
Skinny italian: eat it and enjoy it
16
Fiduciary Management business, herself hired in January to the newly created position.
Reuters
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Newly through the time
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Common
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Common
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