0 the quality of having been recently created or having started to exist recently:
Kids lose their enthusiasm for things when the sense of newness wears off.
The newness of the museum has contributed to the initial large crowds.
2 the fact of not yet being familiar or experienced with something:
3 the quality of being recently created or having started to exist recently:
Kids lose their enthusiasm for things when the sense of newness wears off.
On the west side of the street, there is a chain-link fence, its bright newness at odds with the dust-covered buildings that surround it.
You might be able to tell something about an area of town by the size and newness of cars on the street.
His performance lends the film a wonderful newness.
Does the love for sequels indicate that the very idea of artistic newness has become old-fashioned?
The desire for newness continues to drive the fashion business.
The designers have done an amazing job, despite the newness of the technology.
The rider's newness to the horse could have contributed to the accident.
This quest for newness of subject has led modern verse into strange paths.
