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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At its core, this new way of understanding the universe stems from our newfound ability to hear its soundtrack.
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The latest detection, of a newfound black hole of 49 solar masses, suggests there’s indeed a class of stellar-mass of black holes out there, gobbling up matter unlucky enough to cross their paths.
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The length of this year's Finals -- and the Cavs' chances -- might hinge on whether the 6-foot-7 Warriors Swiss Army knife can zap Love's newfound confidence.
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Ivanka is a key player in the administration, which leaves her rightly open for criticism and critique, especially since she's also tied her brand to her newfound feminism lite.
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One thing Seattle coach Brian Schmetzer talked about in his postgame news conference Saturday was the adjustment his team had to make to its newfound crown.
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Armed with that newfound self-assurance and a commitment for wide-ranging improvement, Grochowski and Valdiserri each became vital contributors as the Trevians earned return trips to the state tournament in 2016 and 2017.
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FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME PRINT COMMENTS Paulina Garcia plays a stifled woman forced to uproot, who stumbles into a newfound freedom with help from Claudio Rissi's courtly stranger in this arresting Argentinean debut feature.
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Soon every pop and rock band was hassling its record company to give its music jungle remixes, cashing in on the genre's newfound radical chic.
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15th Century
First Known Use of newfound
15th century
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: recently discovered, acquired, or achieved : newly found or gotten
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