newly

[noo-lee, nyoo-]

adverb

1. recently; lately.

   a newly married couple.

2. anew or afresh.

   a newly repeated slander.

3. in a new manner or form.

   a room newly decorated.

newly

/ ˈnjuːlɪ /

adverb

1. recently; lately or just

   a newly built shelf

2. again; afresh; anew

   newly raised hopes

3. in a new manner; differently

   a newly arranged room

Word History and Origins

Origin of newly¹

before 900; Middle English; Old English nīwlice. See new, -ly

Example Sentences

The Wall Street Journal reported last month that the FAA was expected to allow Boeing to boost 737 MAX production, among other concessions that could help the company deliver more newly produced aircraft to customers.

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The 18 newly announced cast members include Danielle Deadwyler, who has been nominated for several major awards for her performance in films such as Till and The Piano Lesson.

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He left us with some advice, which to this newly minted fungi enthusiast seemed a mantra for the whole weekend.

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This newly identified variety of tektites has so far been discovered only across parts of South Australia.

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But Kate believes her plan would be politically acceptable, because it makes newly refurbished homes available for local people who need them.

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