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  1. n. often capitalized A modern spiritual and religious movement, covering a wide variety of alternative spiritual and philosophical ideas, that developed towards the end of the 20th century.
  2. n. new age music.
  3. adj. often capitalized Of or relating to the New Age movement.
  4. adj. Of or relating to new age music.

Examples

  • “Romans but everywhere among the literate there was an acceptance of the proposition that, so far as schol - arship, literature, and the fine arts were concerned, the new age had recovered a sophistication and a mastery which had been lost for centuries.”

    IDEA OF RENAISSANCE

  • “Sister Madonna has just opened a new age group and set a fourth age-group record!”

    Simon & Schuster: The Grace to Race

  • “While my long-standing record for women 60–64, which I had held for thirteen years, and my eleven-year record for 65–69 were being broken during this same race, I was happy now to set the record for yet a new age group of 75–79 for women.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Grace to Race

  • “With the 2005 Canadian Ironman coming up on August 28, my goal was to open up a new age group for women seventy-five to seventy-nine, a group that had never before existed at an Ironman distance of 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Grace to Race

  • “Mary, a child of the new age of Darwin, wanted proof that Gwyther and their great love had not completely perished.”

    Simon & Schuster: Experiencing the Next World Now

  • “Tunes: Instead of tinkling new age music, download some basement banghra—Indian club music—to keep the energy flowing.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Swell Dressed Party

  • “The signs are pointing toward the secluded new age research facility of Jason and Juliet Finch, who live with their troubled — and possibly matricidal — thirteen-year-old niece.”

    The Trouble with Witches

  • “This rounded wooden masher is a handy device for making drinks as old fashioned as an old-fashioned and any of the new age concoctions, like lychees muddled into a saketini.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Swell Dressed Party

  • “The gods of this new age might be weak but one of them had touched this child-even if the child himself was not yet aware of the vocation-and he would not be permitted to feed.”

    Blood Lines

  • “He saw, vision-like, the form of this new age arise, because changed needs called it.”

    The Romance of a Pro-Consul

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