newborn
adjective
noun, plural new·born, new·borns.
Origin of newborn
Related Words for newborn
suckling, babe, bambino, nursling, tot, bundle, child, baby, bairn, neonate, kid, bantlingExamples from the Web for newborn
Contemporary Examples of newborn
Mary is rarely just Mary in this selection—she is almost always depicted with her newborn or dead son.
Creepy thing to wrap up in festive paper and a bow and give to a newborn baby, yeah?
Rick must shepherd his newborn daughter, Judith, through this world of peril.
The Walking Dead’s Luke Skywalker: Rick Grimes Is the Perfect Modern-Day Mythical HeroRegina Lizik
October 28, 2014
Asked if he knew the names of the newborn quadruplets, Merritt recalled two: gi—a karate outfit—and po—a chamber pot.
Perhaps the problem is that we are conflating all of nursing with just the newborn stage.
Historical Examples of newborn
He felt a sudden lift of the heart, an access of newborn confidence.
The HighgraderWilliam MacLeod Raine
“I'll go,” agreed the squire, almost quivering in his newborn eagerness.
The Escape of Mr. TrimmIrvin S. Cobb
He compared himself to a newborn babe coming into the world.
UnthinkableRoger Phillips Graham
The old, the diseased, and the alcoholic are more apt to succumb, also the newborn.
That she knew not the pangs that usher in The newborn child?
LamentsJan Kochanowski