0 If you do something afresh, you deal with it again in a new way: --
1 again, esp. from a new beginning --
In addition to whatever talents, abilities and leadership capacity he brings to the office, he's also starting off afresh.
Sentiments expressed had to penetrate a partner's consciousness; in every performance, the words and thoughts of the script had to be taken in afresh.
They then feel that this knowledge limits them, and they long to wipe it away and start afresh.
We now reconsider the question of observability afresh.
The fields were then left fallow until they were allotted afresh for cultivation after a time lag.
Here, the author attempts to "instruct" readers on how to start life afresh.
But which socially diagnostic linguistic variable (certainly, phonetic variable) was ever created afresh?
Throughout these studies one can appreciate afresh the author's depth of scholarship, his concise and graphic expression, and his analytical skills.
