Definition of newfound
: newly found
- a newfound friend
- enjoying her newfound fame
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Examples of newfound in a Sentence
He is enjoying his newfound freedom.
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Taking advantage of this new market and their newfound popularity among white audiences, the Blind Boys toured the U.S. and Europe, booked festivals, and received a Grammy nomination, for their 1992 album Deep River.
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This lengthy profile of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie examines how the Nigerian author is handling her relatively newfound fame, as her notoriety as a novelist has morphed into full-blown international celebrity.
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Keys’s newfound clarity on clay will be tested against Putintseva, who can drive even the calmest players to distraction with her emotive outbursts.
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Some are still adjusting to their newfound celebrity.
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The 90-minute performance showed off a band that’s clearly riding high on confidence, propelled by self-belief and the empowerment that comes with newfound success.
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But there were some young players key to Orlando’s newfound success who could return as Berehowsky looks to keep taking steps toward a championship.
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Astrologically speaking, an opposition is associated with tension as well as compromise — there's always potential for conflict when two celestial bodies oppose each other, but their interaction can also lead to a newfound sense of balance.
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That newfound sense of self and purpose has influenced other areas of her life, too—including her personal style.
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First Known Use of newfound
15th century
NEWFOUND Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of newfound for English Language Learners
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: recently discovered, acquired, or achieved : newly found or gotten
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