New Age noun
[noncount] 1 : of or relating to ways of thinking and living that are similar to those of older cultures and that have been accepted in recent times by a group of people in place of the usual beliefs and methods of modern society
▪ the New Age movement ▪ a New Age bookstore ▪ New Age spirituality 2 — used to describe a type of instrumental music that is usually soft and relaxing ▪ He likes to listen to New Age music. ▪ a New Age composer
▪ the New Age movement ▪ a New Age bookstore ▪ New Age spirituality
— New Age noun [noncount]
▪ He likes to listen to New Age. ▪ the beginning of the New Age [=the New Age movement]
▪ He likes to listen to New Age. ▪ the beginning of the New Age [=the New Age movement]
— New Ager 
/-ˈeɪʤɚ/ noun, plural ∼ -ers [count]
▪ She's a New Ager who writes spiritual self-help books.
/-ˈeɪʤɚ/ noun, plural ∼ -ers [count] ▪ She's a New Ager who writes spiritual self-help books.
— New Agey /-ˈeɪʤi/ adjective [more New Agey; most New Agey]
▪ His apartment has a New Agey atmosphere.
/-ˈeɪʤi/ adjective [more New Agey; most New Agey] ▪ His apartment has a New Agey atmosphere.
