fresh
- adjective
- /frɛʃ/
- The bar is packed with fresh faces.
- a fresh perspective
- fresh ideas
- a fresh approach
And behind it they put fresh beautiful stucco.
- And behind it they put fresh beautiful stucco.
- But it's just a really glorious fresh, fresh, fresh, bright pink.
- This is called the looking fresh lounge set in hot pink.
- It really just gives you a fresh canvas.
- So not just new and fresh, but it was authentic.
- These are my little funky fresh sunglasses from Amazon.
- We, we still have a very, very strong fresh meet group, WhatsApp.
Examples
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My question is, you are a fresh voice that has facts.
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My daughter, today is a day of fresh hopes and dreams.
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I just like to keep things fresh and honest.
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But yet it kind of makes me think fresh spring, too.
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Once upon a time, television was a fresh, new, and exciting means of communication.
Academic text (1991) -
I looked back through the data with fresh eyes, realized you were right.
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I know you live under somewhat difficult circumstances, but this will be a fresh start for you too.
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The candidate further explained that the use of technology provided fresh and new ways to teach the students.
Academic text (2015) -
We're gonna go to the hotel, get a good night's sleep and wake up all fresh.
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To inspire creativity, the artist presented a series of fresh ideas that had never been explored before.
Synonyms
Recently made or found and not seen before
Completely new and never used
New and different, not copied from others
New and different, not seen or done before
A thing that is still new and never touched
Made or bought fairly recently and not very old
Created only recently and not used before
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Not having any left of something or having just finished something like school
Compounds
How New
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fresh has long meant 'new' or 'recent', so a fresh idea is one you have not used before and feels original.