afresh

[uh-fresh]

adverb

1. anew; once more; again.

   to start afresh.

afresh

/ əˈfrɛʃ /

adverb

1. once more; once again; anew

Word History and Origins

Origin of afresh¹

First recorded in 1500–10; a- ² + fresh

Example Sentences

As the darker evenings loom we're likely to spend more time inside making it a natural time to start looking at our homes afresh and to think about decluttering.

From BBC

There were issues throughout last season, but this year offered the Jets a chance to start afresh after going all in on Rodgers did not work out.

From BBC

It has to start with persuading voters in states where the Democratic brand has become toxic to consider them afresh.

From Salon

The affected families - including one couple who had to start afresh miles away in Cumbria - said they had "been through hell" as they saw their properties "left to rot" unnecessarily.

From BBC

It is the first time an anti-EU party has won a by-election afresh.

From BBC

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