newish (Meaning)

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newish (a.)

Somewhat new; nearly new.

No weak antonyms found.

The newish car had a sleek design and a spacious interior.
The newish neighborhood was still under construction, with some homes still unfinished.
The restaurant was newish, having opened only a few months ago, but it had already garnered rave reviews.
The employee was newish to the company, having joined just a year ago.
The newish movie was a box office hit, exceeding expectations.
The newish appliance came with a warranty and had all the latest features.
The newish software was easy to use, even for beginners.
The newish park was a popular destination for families and nature lovers alike.
The newish book by the renowned author was met with critical acclaim.
The newish trend in fashion was quickly gaining popularity among young people.

Somewhat new; nearly new.

makeshift, another, second, other, alternate,alternative, extra,different, substitutive, substitute

former, same,original, same, first, former, first, original, permanent, identical

The newish car had a sleek design and a spacious interior.

The newish neighborhood was still under construction, with some homes still unfinished.

The restaurant was newish, having opened only a few months ago, but it had already garnered rave reviews.

The employee was newish to the company, having joined just a year ago.