newfangledness

One minute, Karen is remarking on “the “newfangledness” of the black children’s names and fearing that “the only thing she’d accomplished by sending her child to a mixed­income school was to make Ruby feel venomous toward at-risk children.”

Mr. Roth is an executive producer on this new and entirely useless version, which announces its newfangledness in part with an opening credit reading “A Film by Travis Z.”

They make it a crime in me, in their rebel’s talk, what they call the newfangledness and cruelty of this harpsichord, although the beasts have no souls, and though men and especially all royal personages may use them even unto death for their diversion.

For all the newfangledness of the iPad, there's a precedent for cross-platform deals.

The time soon came when he was forced to give way before the march of newfangledness.