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novelty

novelty is a synonym of newness

noun [ nov-uhl-tee ]

novelty is another word for newness

Newness and novelty both refer to something being new, and therefore special in some way (The novelty of a new routine cheered me up).

Newness refers to something new in a fresh or original way (The glossy newness of the mug made it difficult to use, because I was afraid of breaking it). It also suggests something that seems new or is new in a fleeting way (The newness of his car stood out against his tired, run-down house).

Novelty refers to something new, unique, or original, and is therefore interesting and exciting (The novelty of the new TV series wore off quickly).

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reverent

reverent is a synonym of respectful

adjective [ rev-er-uhnt ]

reverent is another word for respectful

Respectful describes showing politeness and deference to someone or something (She was very respectful when speaking to her boss).

Reverent describes showing particular politeness and deference, along with a sense of awe or veneration (He had a reverent attitude toward the famous writer).

Respectful and reverent can both suggest that you are putting someone or something above yourself in a hierarchy. This sense of hierarchy is much stronger in reverent (He’s unnecessarily reverent towards his teachers; She’s respectful to everyone, but expects respect in return).

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concurrently

adverb [ kuhn-kur-uhnt-lee ]

concurrently is another word for simultaneously

Simultaneously means at the same time (They were all talking simultaneously).

Concurrently means at the same time, and can also mean together or in tandem (The book will be released concurrently with the film).

Simultaneously is the more common word, while concurrently is often used in the context of the justice system (The two prison sentences would be served concurrently, rather than consecutively).

Concurrently can also suggest that the two things happening at the same time are connected and influence each other.

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