new-found

adjective

1. newly or recently discovered

   new-found confidence

Example Sentences

Remember all those palace-spun stories about how Prince Harry was showing a new-found mature side?

From The Daily Beast

Indeed, much of our new-found energy is drawn from lands and waters that we, the public, own together.

From The Daily Beast

He drew much comfort from his new-found faith, but little hopefulness.

From The Daily Beast

His feat made him a household name, but he says he has struggled to adapt to his new found fame.

From The Daily Beast

This new-found joy I long pursued in secret, afraid lest it should be discovered and despised as a folly.

From Project Gutenberg

My new-found old schoolmate had become the financial manager of a great business house having ramifications throughout the world.

From Project Gutenberg

He snapped his bag shut on the new-found treasure and bade Dan good-bye without referring again to the proposed employment.

From Project Gutenberg

As Progress is the great intellectual discovery of the modern world, so Association is its new-found instrument.

From Project Gutenberg

So saying, he left the room, and went to look after the horse, leaving Adele and Rupert to their new-found happiness.

From Project Gutenberg