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newfound

adjective as in recently discovered

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If that conflict launched the so-called "American century", Beijing may be hoping a newfound respect for its role could smooth the transition to a Chinese-crafted future.

From BBC

It’s yet another small reflection of Kershaw’s newfound perspective on training, physical maintenance and how — even deep into his 30s — he has changed his once-staunch outlook on how to care for his body.

A few Swifties have speculated that her newfound passion for sourdough might be an Easter egg pointing to a Super Bowl appearance: Sourdough Sam, the 49ers mascot, the stadium in Santa Clara next February.

From Salon

Pickle lemonade may have become a newfound trend, but the concept of incorporating pickle brine into commonplace beverages has existed for years.

From Salon

So, to return to the original question: Will Taylor's music reflect her newfound happiness?

From BBC

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

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