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Meanings of newness in English
Usage of newness in English
1
There the flush and bloom of newness were oppressive to the right-minded.
2
Part of Bodyline's devastation was its newness, its intimations of the future.
3
The bishop had still to learn this perennial newness of the young.
4
There's an attractive sense of newness, of wonder even, in the playing.
5
Absolutely nothing on your person gives offense, either in newness or oldness.
6
There was the usual aspect of newness on every object, of course.
7
At the same time, its very newness puzzles many readers, even to-day.
8
They are a sympathetic symbol of your own newness, your own impersonality.
9
The accusing newness of those raincoats is to come off at once.
10
Sam Clark and Nat Hicks, that's what our big newness has produced.
11
How good they would feel after the grinding newness of his boots!
12
Principally in the newness of the one, and the oldness of the other.
13
The simple fact of newness is nothing in any plant's favor.
14
Building on that newness has become Snap's core way of operating.
15
Maybe it was the weather: maybe it's just the newness of this feeling.
16
The sense of newness, of discovery, is at all times high.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common