adjadj.allnot of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discoveredAttributes:age
Examples:- a new law
- new cars
- a new comet
- a new friend
- a new year
- the New World
Antonyms:old
Derivationally Related Form:newness
Inherited Hypernyms:new
Similar to:bran-new brand-new spic-and-span spick-and-span fresh hot red-hot new-sprung newborn new-fangled newfangled newfound novel refreshing parvenu parvenue recent radical revolutionary rising sunrise untested untried unused virgin young
See also:current fresh modern
adj satadj.alloriginal and of a kind not seen beforeSynset:fresh novel
Examples:- the computer produced a completely novel proof of a well-known theorem
Antonyms:unoriginal
Derivationally Related Form:freshness
Inherited Hypernyms:fresh
Similar to:original
adj satadj.alllacking training or experienceSynset:raw
Examples:- the new men were eager to fight
- raw recruits
Antonyms:experienced
Derivationally Related Form:rawness
Inherited Hypernyms:raw
Similar to:inexperienced inexperient
adj satadj.allused of a living language; being the current stage in its developmentTopic:linguistics
Synset:Modern New
Examples:- Modern English
- New Hebrew is Israeli Hebrew
Antonyms:middleearly
Derivationally Related Form:modernnessmodern
Inherited Hypernyms:modern
Similar to:late
adj satadj.all(often followed by 'to') unfamiliarExamples:- new experiences
- experiences new to him
- errors of someone new to the job
Antonyms:accustomed to
Inherited Hypernyms:new
Similar to:unaccustomed to
advadv.allvery recentlySynset:fresh freshly newly
Examples:- they are newly married
- newly raised objections
- a newly arranged hairdo
- grass new washed by the rain
- a freshly cleaned floor
- we are fresh out of tomatoes
Inherited Hypernyms:newly