brand-new
[bran-noo, -nyoo, brand-]
- entirely new.
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Origin of brand-new
First recorded in 1560–70
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Examples from the Web for brand-new
Contemporary Examples
So one is like a brand-new thing, and one is like a well-oiled machine.
Julian Casablancas Enters the Void: On the Strokes’ Friction, Why He Left NYC, and Starting OverMarlow Stern
October 9, 2014
But these brand-new technologies also allow fertile women to exert extraordinary control in creating their families.
My bedroom was square and yellow and brand-new; this one was an attic with a gray-blue wall curling into its ceiling.
Just before the New Hampshire House was about to pass a brand-new budget in June, Tremblay called it quits.
A brand-new poll found that a majority of Republican men still favored universal background checks.
Historical Examples
That was opening up a brand-new kind of hotel that nobody ever heard of before.
Cape Cod StoriesJoseph C. Lincoln
As she said it he felt that to be true, although to him it was a brand-new point of view.
The Wall Street GirlFrederick Orin Bartlett
But then, you see, Grammar School football is a brand-new thing.
The Grammar School Boys of GridleyH. Irving Hancock
It was brand-new and on the way from its builders to its owners when Hoddan interfered.
The Pirates of ErsatzMurray Leinster
They are brand-new, fresh from my atelier, and have never been exhibited in public.
The Madonna of the FutureHenry James
brand-new
- absolutely new
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Word Origin
C16: from brand (n) + new, likened to newly forged iron
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