new-set1
/ˌnjuːˈsɛt/Now poetic
adjective
Newly set; newly determined on.
- †new-set-up: recently established (obsolete )..
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Middleton (d. 1627), playwright. From new + set.
new-set2
/ˌnjuːˈsɛt/Now poetic and rare
verb
[with object] To set afresh or in a new fashion.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Udall (1504–1556), schoolmaster and playwright. From new + set.
- retro-migration
- retromingency
- retromingent
- retromorphosis
- retronym
- retrooperative
- retropannage
- retroperitoneal
- retroperitoneum
- retropharyngeal
- retroposition
- retroposon
- retropropulsion
- retropulsion
- retropulsive
- retroreflection
- retroreflective
- retroreflector
- retrorocket
- retrorse
- untenanted
- untended
- untenured
- Untermensch
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