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newfound
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
newfound
(adjective)
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newfound
/
ˈ
nuː
ˈ
faʊnd/
Brit
/
ˈ
njuː
ˈ
faʊnd/
adjective
newfound
/
ˈ
nuː
ˈ
faʊnd/
Brit
/
ˈ
njuː
ˈ
faʊnd/
adjective
Learner's definition of NEWFOUND
always used before a noun
:
recently discovered, acquired, or achieved
:
newly found or gotten
He is enjoying his
newfound
freedom.
a
newfound
friend
newfound
fame
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