newest (Meaning)
newest
made or become fresh, newly, recently, having been in use after medieval times, modern sense 3, having been seen, used, or known for a short time, beginning as a repeating of some previous act or thing, unfamiliar, just recently, beginning as the resumption or repetition of a previous act or thing, not known or experienced before, not the same as the former, having recently come into existence, not old, relating to or being a new moon, not accustomed, different from one of the same category that has existed previously, being in a position or place for the first time, having been in a relationship or condition but a short time, refreshed in spirits or vigor, of dissimilar origin and usually of superior quality, being other than the former or old, recently discovered or learned about
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newest Sentence Examples
- The newest software update boasts improved security features and faster performance.
- The phone manufacturer recently unveiled its newest flagship model, featuring an impressive camera system.
- The newest medical advancements hold promising prospects for curing previously incurable diseases.
- The newest fashion trends are a fusion of bold colors and eclectic prints.
- The newest restaurant in town has gained rave reviews for its innovative cuisine.
- The newest book by my favorite author explores the complexities of human relationships.
- The newest album by the band is a departure from their previous sound, experimenting with electronic elements.
- The newest addition to the museum's collection is a rare painting by a renowned artist.
- The newest scientific discovery sheds light on the mysteries of the universe.
- The newest generation of solar panels offers increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
FAQs About the word newest
made or become fresh, newly, recently, having been in use after medieval times, modern sense 3, having been seen, used, or known for a short time, beginning as
recent, newfangled, contemporary,latest, modern, current, new, ultramodern, leading-edge, higher
underweight, immature, old, underdeveloped,green, unripe, undersize, savage, undersized, early
The newest software update boasts improved security features and faster performance.
The phone manufacturer recently unveiled its newest flagship model, featuring an impressive camera system.
The newest medical advancements hold promising prospects for curing previously incurable diseases.
The newest fashion trends are a fusion of bold colors and eclectic prints.
