newish
newish
Definition
new·ish (no̵̅o̅′is̸h, nyo̵̅o̅′-)
adjective
somewhat new
newish
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- website: Strongly recommended. The Liberal Online - A newish British libertarian website.
- band: Newish band The Boyfriends have two demo's up for grabs on their website.
- minister: We have a newish minister who has updated everything and modernized it and has done great things to get younger people into the church.
- block: The New Terrace comprises the large newish block and the small flats next to the path to uni, and is exclusively for postgrads.
- act: Inside are Wild Strawberry, a newish pop act formed from a motley bunch of Scottish indie veterans.
- reference: Are there any newish references around the place about the validity of R Bragg in Rietveld analysis.
Modifying Another Word
- then: In the first few months of my divorce, I lost my then newish job entirely due to an inability to work.
Browse dictionary entries near newish
- Newham
- Newgate
- Newfoundland Standard Time
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Newfoundland
- newfound
- newfangled
- Newf
- newel
- newcomer
- newly
- newly discovered evidence
- newlywed
- Newman
- newmarket
- newness
- Newport
- Newport Beach
- Newport News
- news
