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fresh

Definition for fresh

adjective as in additional

adjective as in refreshing to the senses

adjective as in inexperienced

adjective as in sassy, brazen

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This year's charity performance was hosted by comedian Jason Manford and featured stars including Sir Stephen Fry, fresh from his appearance on The Celebrity Traitors, and singer Jessie J.

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“Going forward, markets will focus on how sanctions reshape trade flows, whether supply growth continues to outpace demand, and the extent to which geopolitical risks inject fresh volatility into prices,” MUFG’s Soojin Kim says.

That afternoon, after finishing his chores, Anthony told his parents he was going for some fresh air, which he often did to clear his head.

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Jose and thousands of other children and teenagers are part of a faceless legion of underage workers in California who put fresh fruit and vegetables on America’s tables.

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Qatar, a key mediator in the Hamas-Israel war, on Thursday condemned fresh Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip, saying they threatened to upend a fragile weeks-long truce.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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