newness

newness
n
1. recency, recentness, lateness, pres-entness, nowness; novelty, neoterism, neology, innovation, neonomianism, newfangledness; unusualness, uncommonness, peculiarity, singularity, unfamiliarity, strangeness; uniqueness, originality, inventiveness, creativity.
2. modernization, modernity, modernism, contemporaneity; ultramodernity, ultramodernness, futurism.
3. freshness, pristineness, greenness, callowness, rawness, youthfulness; immaturity, undevelopment, virginity, maidenhood, intactness; mint condition, brand-newness; restoration, renovation, reformation, renaissance.
4. fashionableness, smartness, chicness, stylishness, modishness, Sl. hipness, Sl. modness; vogue, style, Inf. rage, trend, fashion, mode, Sl. the go, Fr. le dernier cri, Sl. the thing.

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