newfangledness (Meaning)

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newfangledness (n.)

Affectation of, or fondness for, novelty; vain or affected fashion or form.

The newfangledness of the AI-powered home assistant made the traditional remote control obsolete.
The latest smartphone's newfangledness amazed users with its folding screen and seamless integration.
Emily's newfangledness made her embrace every emerging trend, from holographic displays to virtual reality.
The city's newfangledness was evident in its sleek skyscrapers and cutting-edge transportation system.
Despite the appeal of the newfangledness, some preferred the familiarity of traditional methods.
The newfangledness of online learning transformed education, allowing students to access courses from anywhere.
The newfangledness of medical advancements extended life expectancy and improved patient outcomes.
The restaurant's newfangledness lay in its experimental molecular gastronomy menu.
The company's embrace of newfangledness kept them at the forefront of innovation, outpacing their competitors.
The newfangledness of the self-driving car raised both excitement and concerns about safety.

Affectation of, or fondness for, novelty; vain or affected fashion or form.

new, contemporary,modern, fashionable, new-fashioned, modernistic, hot,current, state-of-the-art, up-to-the-minute

archaic, dated, former, antiquated, old-fashioned, age-old, old, old-time, age-old, musty

The newfangledness of the AI-powered home assistant made the traditional remote control obsolete.

The latest smartphone's newfangledness amazed users with its folding screen and seamless integration.

Emily's newfangledness made her embrace every emerging trend, from holographic displays to virtual reality.

The city's newfangledness was evident in its sleek skyscrapers and cutting-edge transportation system.