newfound English

Meaning newfound meaning

What does newfound mean?

newfound

— adjective newly discovered his newfound aggressiveness Hudson pointed his ship down the coast of the newfound sea

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What do people use newfound to talk about?

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• What words describe an experience or feeling that you have never had before?
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How do I use newfound in a sentence?

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Keeping Mario in a state in which he can throw fireballs is a delicate process; that newfound power sometimes makes one cocky and careless.

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Besides, I'm - I'm gonna need all the rest I can get. if I'm gonna have any strength to fight off my newfound. my bosom friend.

Add courage to your newfound virtues.

No, you're not going to be around. to put your newfound knowledge to use.

I don't want to dim your newfound passion for thieving. but Conant is much too clever to keep the originals in his gallery. after our previous visit!

Now let's not be rash with our newfound money.

There's your Jeremy running happily with his newfound friends.

A full dress parade, a nice shiny medal to show the folks back home, and a newfound respect in the military community. Shit.

Let's go celebrate our newfound ability to express love.

Mail, from your newfound fans.

Your newfound confidence in me is flattering, Mr. Neelix, but Dr. Jetrel has instruments designed specifically to analyze Talaxian physiology.

And according to our newfound friend he was given the location of Mr. Garibaldi's Starfury by someone from Interplanetary Expeditions.

If you're referring to my newfound mobility, that is entirely up to me.

Quark, I must say I find your newfound modesty very annoying.

The newfound family.

My dear Bianca and her newfound spouse!

Here we recovered our sister. And gained a newfound brother.

To Nadia's health and her newfound freedom!

I will bring the truck around. All right, uh. What about our newfound friend?

I think I'm keeping you from capitalizing on your newfound luck.

To your newfound freedom.

That his fancy for the freedom of the fields had prevailed over his newfound needs and burgeoning affection.

However, despite his newfound stature, Jean spent his days drinking.

All this newfound freedom's gone to his head.

I don't want to dim your newfound passion for thieving.

Well, here's to newfound friends and lasting relationships.

Ask your newfound expert how he feels about that.

Unfortunately, due to your newfound interest in Kadota figs we only have time for one song.

Though it may seem paganism, but especially, build all this was a noble lady-neofitkoy not fully understand the essence of newfound faith.

It had just declared its independence from the powerful but stagnant Spanish empire and with a newfound self-confidence Holland embraced, more fully than any other nation of its time the spirit of the European Enlightment.

Play with your newfound friend.

Face-to-face with freedom. we felt lost. emptied. atrophied. unfit for our newfound liberty.

Niles, I'm finding it a bit difficult to accept this newfound enthusiasm of yours.

Meanwhile, across town at the corner of Nirvana and West Third. Siddhartha was helping Samantha along her newfound path.

I'm gonna go home, before Ross starts rambling about his newfound respect for life.

I do have a newfound respect for life.

That night, after a friendly dinner Steve and Miranda began to explore their newfound friendship.

There's a reason for Tommy's newfound enthusiasm for firearms.

Six inches forward and five inches back champagne flowing freely all border crossings are reported to be wide open, and thousands are flooding into the western half of the city to celebrate their newfound freedom.

RICHARD: I was just gonna extend our support in your time of newfound loneliness.

What are you gonna do with this newfound freedom?

News and current affairs

But the Germans, undaunted by it all, simply keep celebrating one great soccer party with their newfound friends from all over the world.

How will it choose to deploy its newfound power?

Europe's relatively newfound fiscal discipline probably was a blessing in maintaining market confidence, and thus in immunizing the Continent, during the Asian, Russian, and Brazilian financial panics.

But will Americans' newfound moderation last?

The ECB's newfound ability to print money, essentially without limit, to support both banks and governments has reduced Greek contagion to insignificance.

Both Iran and the Arab countries are struggling to come to terms with the consequences of Iran's newfound assertiveness.

And all of them, like most Libyans, share the unrealistic expectation that their newfound freedom will somehow solve their socio-economic woes.

The question now is whether this determination can bring about the type of surprising breakthrough to peace that Sadat's newfound prestige in 1973 yielded.

There is concern about Russia's future, how it will use its newfound power, and how the West should respond.

China must take to heart its newfound dynamism and strength, and write a new scenario for its relations with Taiwan that emphasizes persuasion instead of missiles.

Many of these state-owned companies in countries like Russia and Venezuela are not responding merely to market forces, but are using their newfound pricing power for political purposes.

Sadly, this newfound modesty, so necessary for understanding other cultures and traditions, threatens to veer into relativism and a questioning of the very idea of truth in human affairs.

At the same time, those who rise from low economic status revel in their newfound wealth by engaging in spectacular displays of personal spending.

But are these newfound wealth effects really all that they are made out to be?

So far, the IMF has reacted with newfound vigor, establishing a much-needed short-term lending facility, which may well need to be expanded if emerging markets come under greater pressure.

Estimates of its newfound oil reserves place it in eighth place among oil-producing nations, ahead of Nigeria as well as Brazil's rival for influence in Latin America,Venezuela.

Such newfound wealth is normally a source of celebration.

Chinese families have been reluctant to convert much of this newfound income into discretionary spending.

Various state and non-state actors have been trying to fill the void created by America's newfound caution, with most of the latter dependent on the support of regional powers, and two in particular: Iran and Saudi Arabia.

There is still a newfound opportunity to improve governance, but only Anwar has the experience to provide that direction, because no one else in the opposition has worked in government at such a senior level as he has.

People will never be happy with newfound opportunities for leisure if it seems to signal their failure relative to others.

Still, there is an upside here. Europe's relatively newfound fiscal discipline probably was a blessing in maintaining market confidence, and thus in immunizing the Continent, during the Asian, Russian, and Brazilian financial panics.

Meanwhile, the most recent twist in the Tibet fallout serves as a striking reminder of how China's newfound assertiveness and clout on the international scene is creating an increasingly complex challenge for foreign companies.

The shame of Le Pen's newfound prominence may yet prove beneficial if it forces the mainstream political establishment to heed popular concerns and address the country's problems.