newish

pronunciation

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Word Origin

newish (adj.)
1560s, from new + -ish.

Example

1. Two newish discoveries in particular tickle commercial fancies .
2. In britain the newish coalition government is making encouraging noises .
3. Newish labour laws in wealthy places such as shenzhen make it costlier to shut down plants there , for example .
4. The newish government is set to take a fresh look at ports as part of a wider programme of imf-mandated structural reforms .
5. As russia 's middle classes have more disposable income , they are trading up from plain milk to newish luxuries such as cottage cheese and yogurt .

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