new
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ngled
Comparative
more newfangled
Superlative
most newfangled
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recently invented or introduced, often implying novelty over practicality
- She wasn't impressed by the newfangled gadgets her friends raved about.
- The old farmer was skeptical of the newfangled farming techniques proposed by the young experts.
- Despite its newfangled design, the device failed to perform any better than the older models.
- Many people are hesitant to embrace newfangled ideas until they prove their worth.
- The newfangled app promised to revolutionize communication, but many found it confusing to use.
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