New Man

noun

1. a type of modern man who allows the caring side of his nature to show by being supportive and by sharing child care and housework

Idioms and Phrases

see under feel like oneself.

Example Sentences

With Jonathan Taylor running in a hat-trick in their 40-6 hammering of the Las Vegas Raiders and quarterback Daniel Jones looking like a new man, they will be a tough match for any side.

From BBC

The new man in charge thinks many factors combined to create a "perfect storm".

From BBC

So, since the end of last season in May, 11 of the teams in this season's Championship have got a new man at the helm but, of those, only six have gone for someone with no previous managerial experience in the second tier.

From BBC

"He thought it would make a new man of him," his wife Susan, 74, told the BBC.

From BBC

In an interview with the New York Times published on Saturday, the new Man of Steel said he’s spent the days leading up to the nationwide rollout of the biggest movie of his career taking care of his infant daughter.

From Salon