Definitions
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- adjective Recently discovered.
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- adjective Recently found; newly discovered.
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- adjective newly discovered
Etymologies
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Examples
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Others called the newfound interest in innovation - and the diversity it is supposed to bring to the economy - a healthy start.
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On his most recent album, " I See the Sign, " Mr. Amidon ' s gentle music recalls newfound field recordings that have been gussied up without losing their affecting authenticity.
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I called my newfound friend earlier who works in Singapore.
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Washington, DC Rotters - In what the White House is describing as a newfound sense of bipartisanship and mercy, President Bush late today issued a full and complete pardon to accused "DC Madame" Deborah Palfrey.
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The people that they are getting are so-called newfound Republicans.
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Stewart has dubbed his newfound nemesis "The Ayatollah of Payola" and "Duke Sellington."
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Susan Boyle calls her newfound fame "breathtaking."
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Susan Boyle calls her newfound fame "breathtaking."
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Susan Boyle calls her newfound fame "breathtaking."
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Susan Boyle calls her newfound fame "breathtaking."
bilby commented on the word newfound
"The newfound cobra has its habitation in Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia and it can 'deliver more poison than any other cobras that have yet been discovered'." - website, Dec 2007.
December 13, 2007