afresh
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4.7
- adverb
- /əˈfrɛʃ/
:
de nuevo
- I appreciate you afresh and love you more.
- start afresh
- think afresh
So it's going to be very hard for life to evolve afresh on planets orbiting red dwarf stars.
- So it's going to be very hard for life to evolve afresh on planets orbiting red dwarf stars.
- And he's asked, what would you say to readers who are coming to your work now or discovering it afresh?
- And they call it the device of pausing in mid sentence and starting afresh with a pronoun or some group of words which sums up what is gone before.
- And they've been able to like build, start, start afresh, which has been great for the kids of New Orleans.
- So when I'm I'm, I'm I've got pages already written and I'm kind of reading them afresh as I as I go through the story.
Examples
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Now she hoped they could start afresh on a calmer note.
Fiction book (1998) -
The third quality of spiritual maturity is our ability to let go and start afresh.
Academic text (1993) -
Is there a chance we can start afresh?
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Let's start afresh, shall we?
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You get some other girl and you start afresh.
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Regardless of what occurred in class, we were able to start afresh at each practice.
Academic text (1994) -
The Pegasus' sacrifice meant that humanity could start afresh and build a future.
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Let's begin afresh with zeal, with enthusiasm, with tremendous hope and faith and confidence that I can do it.
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Thought I'd start afresh.
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After the argument, they decided to move on and start afresh in their relationship.
Synonyms
123
1.0
Again from the beginning
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Afresh comes from the prefix a- meaning 'in' and the word fresh meaning 'new' or 'clean', so it literally means 'in a new way'. That's why when you do something afresh you begin again from a new start.