new-formed
/ˌnjuːˈfɔːmd/adjective
Newly formed; having a new form; formed anew.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in George Turberville (c1543–c1597), poet and translator. From new + formed.
- unmelodiously
- unmelodramatic
- unmeltable
- unmelted
- unmelting
- unmember
- unmemorable
- unmemorably
- unmemoried
- unmenaced
- unmenacing
- unmendable
- unmended
- unmenseful
- unmensurable
- unmentionability
- unmentionable
- unmentionableness
- unmentionably
- unmentioned
- unmercantile
- unmercenary
- unmerchantable
- unmerchantlike
- unmerciful