new-fashioned

new-fash·ioned

(no͞o′făsh′ənd, nyo͞o′-)
adj.
1. Up-to-date; current.
2. Created in a new form or fashion.
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new-fashioned

adj
of or following a recent design, trend, etc
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new′-fash′ioned



adj.
1. lately come into fashion; made in a new style, fashion, etc.
2. up-to-date; modern.
[1605–15]
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Stepan Arkadyevitch, going down, carefully took the canvas cover off his varnished gun case with his own hands, and opening it, began to get ready his expensive new-fashioned gun.
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Shaw expected; for, as he listened, his eyebrows smoothed themselves out, and more than once his lips twitched as if he wanted to laugh, for after all, it was rather comical to see how the young people aped their elders, playing the new-fashioned game, quite unconscious of its real beauty, power, and sacredness.
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Each of us to have one of those delightful new houses, with the new-fashioned basement stories; we would run in and out at all hours of the day, and it would be so convenient to lend and borrow each other's things.
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