fresh; novel; uncommon
Meanings
4 senses · 10 examplesadjective
fresh; not spoiled or preserved
Primarily describes food, drink, or in extended metaphors (e.g., fresh blood).
These apples were just picked from the orchard and are very fresh.
The supermarket supplies fresh fish and shrimp every morning.
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The patient needs a transfusion of fresh blood.
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fresh; not withered
Describes flowers or plants that have not dried up or decayed.
There are a few fresh roses in the vase.
She received a bouquet of fresh lilies and was very happy.
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fresh; clean
Describes air that is clean, pure, and circulated.
Going for a walk in the park in the morning, you can breathe fresh air.
The window in this room is always open, so the air is very fresh.
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novel; new; uncommon
Describes things that are newly emerged, not yet common, or considered unusual.
He shared many novel experiences at the meeting.
Nowadays, digital cameras are no longer considered something novel.
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This point of view is very fresh to me.