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Definition of newfound - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
recently gainedrecently discovered or acquired
- Her newfound confidence was inspiring.
- His newfound wealth changed his lifestyle.
- The team's newfound energy led them to victory.
Expressions with newfound
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recently discovered romantic relationship
Their newfound love blossomed during the summer vacation.
Origin of newfound
Middle English, newe (new) + founden (found)
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- French:nouveau, ...
- German:neugefunden, ...
- Italian:appena acquisito, ...
- Spanish:recientemente adquirido, ...
- Portuguese:recém-adquirida, ...
- Chinese:新发现的, ...
- Japanese:新たに得た, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَشَف حَديثًا, ...
- Hebrew:חָדָשׁ שֶׁנִּרְכַּשׁ, ...
- Russian:новообретённый, ...
- Ukrainian:новознайдений, ...
- Hindi:नवप्राप्त, ...
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