Meaning & Definition of word "Newly"

Newly

/ˈnjuːli/

adverb:

  • 1. In a new manner or condition.
    • Example: She moved into her newly decorated apartment last weekend.
  • 2. Just made or created.
    • Example: The newly released movie has received great reviews.
  • 3. Recently; not long ago.
    • Example: The newly elected officials will take office next month.
  • 4. Recently obtained or acquired.
    • Example: They are adjusting to their newly found freedom after the changes.
  • 5. Recently introduced or started.
    • Example: The newly implemented policy aims to reduce waste.

Etymology

From 'new' + '-ly', indicating a manner of being new.

Common Phrases and Expressions

newlywed:

A person who has recently married.

newly minted:

Recently produced, created, or established.

newly arrived:

Recently come to a place.

Related Words

new:

Having recently come into existence; fresh.

recent:

Having happened, begun, or been done not long ago.

Slang Meanings of newly

Meaning: Brand new or pristine condition.

Example Sentence: Check out my newly customized ride.