brand new
/brand ˈnjuː
/adjective
Completely new: Graham’s uniform was brand new a brand-new Oxford dictionary...
- He loved it, that smell of fresh paint and brand new equipment and furniture.
- These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them.
- As the stadium is brand new the facilities for the audience will be superb.
Origin
Late 16th century: from brand + new, with the idea 'straight from the fire'.
- nonsensicalness
- nonsensification
- non-sensitive
- non-sensitized
- nonsensity
- non-sequence
- non sequitur
- non-serious
- non-sexist
- non-sexual
- non-sexually
- non-significance
- non-significant
- non-significative
- non-simultaneity
- non-simultaneous
- non-singular
- non-sked
- non-skid
- non-skidding
- nonslaveholder
- non-slaveholding
- non-slip
- non-slipping
- non-smoker