newness

pronunciation

How to pronounce newness in British English: UK [nju:nəs]word uk audio image

How to pronounce newness in American English: US [ˈnjunɪs] word us audio image

  • Noun:
    the opposite of oldness

Word Origin

newness (n.)
Old English neownysse; see new + -ness.

Example

1. Deployment to a foreign country to wage a war entails newness to the nth degree .
2. Newness in itself is no guarantee of quality , but on balance is far preferable to rigid oligopolies .
3. Newness served his family well : " a new country a new language a new public school a new college . "
4. Above all , nature photography lends to our lives what we long ago lost in our modern abandonment of nature the experience of wonderment , that sense of discovery , newness and awe .
5. The answer when it comes to what you eat for lunch or if you want to have a new hobby may simply be that life becomes more fun , healthy , fulfilling and filled with newness and more surprises .

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