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taking the place of one that came before<after my bike was stolen, my scooter became my new mode of transportation>Synonymsbackup, makeshift, substituteRelated Wordsalternate, alternative; different, other, separate; extra, spare; another, second; utility; successive; equivalentNear Antonymsfirst, former; equal, identical, same; lasting, permanentAntonymsoriginal
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not known or experienced before<Spanish was a new course of study for her><the Americas were new lands for the European explorers>Synonymsfresh, novel, original, strange, unaccustomed, unfamiliar, unheard-of, unknown, unprecedentedRelated Wordsinnovative, unique; nontraditional, unconventional, untried, unused, unwornNear Antonymsconventional, established, traditional, tried, tried-and-true; derivative, imitativeAntonymsfamiliar, old, time-honored, tired
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recently made and never used before<that unique scent that is the telltale sign of a new car>Synonymsbrand-new, spick-and-span (or spic-and-span), unusedRelated Wordsclean, fresh, pristine, unspoiled; untouched; newfangled, new-fashioned; natural, raw, virgin, unprocessed, untreated, unworkedNear Antonymsdirty, soiled, spoiled, stale; aged, beat-up, old, wornAntonymshand-me-down, second hand, used
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made or become fresh in spirits or vigor<a little rest made him a new man after the exhausting basketball game>Synonymsenergized, freshened, invigorated, reanimated, recreated, reenergized, refreshed, regenerated, renewed, resuscitated, revivedRelated Wordsanimated, enlivened, exhilarated, jazzed (up); resurrected; rested, untired, unweariedNear Antonymstired, weary; dampened, deadened; emasculated, unmanned; demoralized, disheartened, dispiritedAntonymsdrained, enervated, exhausted, weakened
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being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles<new techniques in surgery>— see modern
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