Newly

/ˈnjuːli/

Meaning & Definition

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

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

Brand new or pristine condition.
Check out my newly customized ride.