Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: new-fashioned – news
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new-fashioned (new fashioned), adj. [see new, adj. + fashion, v.]
- Different; newfangled; modern; existing only a short time; [fig.] strange; unknown; unfamiliar.
- Better; improved; repaired; [fig.] resurrected; glorified.
- Refreshed; restored; renovated; transformed; recently created; [fig.] springtime.
new-fashioned (new fashioned), adj. [see new, adj. + fashion, v.]
- Different; newfangled; modern; existing only a short time; [fig.] strange; unknown; unfamiliar.
- Better; improved; repaired; [fig.] resurrected; glorified.
- Refreshed; restored; renovated; transformed; recently created; [fig.] springtime.
newly, adv. [see new, adj.]
Lately; recently; just now; only just; not long ago; a short while ago.
newly, adv. [see new, adj.]
Lately; recently; just now; only just; not long ago; a short while ago.
new-mailed, verbal adj. [see new, adj. + mail, n.]
Suddenly shielded; now protected with plates of armor; recently girded with metal rings; presently covered with a coat of mail; [sound play] new-nailed; reminiscent of the nails that pierced the nerves in Christ's outstretched hands; [word play] sent off recently; dispatched a short time ago; [fig.] fired; sparked; activated; triggered; set off.
new-mailed, verbal adj. [see new, adj. + mail, n.]
Suddenly shielded; now protected with plates of armor; recently girded with metal rings; presently covered with a coat of mail; [sound play] new-nailed; reminiscent of the nails that pierced the nerves in Christ's outstretched hands; [word play] sent off recently; dispatched a short time ago; [fig.] fired; sparked; activated; triggered; set off.
newness, n. [see new, adj.]
Novelty; unfamiliarity; strangeness; foreignness; recent change.
newness, n. [see new, adj.]
Novelty; unfamiliarity; strangeness; foreignness; recent change.
news, n. [OFr noveles or < L. novum, a new thing.]
Tidings; report of current events; account of recent happenings.
news, n. [OFr noveles or < L. novum, a new thing.]
Tidings; report of current events; account of recent happenings.