brand-newness

1 4.6

An item that is completely new and never used

noun
/ˈbrændˈnuːnəs/

: novedad

Some people are drawn to the brand-newness of gadgets, always wanting the latest model.

Examples

The brand-newness of the car was obvious from its perfect paint and spotless interior.
The brand-newness of the car attracted many buyers.
He missed the excitement and brand-newness of starting at a new school.
Isn't the brand-newness of this phone impressive?
The brand-newness of the car attracted many buyers looking for the latest model.
She was excited about the brand-newness of her home, as everything was untouched and pristine.
The brand-newness of the equipment made it much easier for the team to work efficiently.

Synonyms

newness

vsbrand-newness

11 1.9

A thing that has not been seen or used before

is about being completely unused and never previously owned

freshness

vsbrand-newness

7 2.5

The quality of being new and original

is focused on being completely unused and never used before

Antonyms

worn-out

7 3.1

An object too old or damaged from heavy use to be useful

How New

brand-newness

1 4.6

newness

11 1.9

oldness

1 4.0

antiquity

6 7.3

Surface Forms

brand-newness singular

brand-newnesses plural

Morphology

brand-newness = brand-new (semi-transparent) = brand + new + ness

The suffix '-ness' transparently forms a noun, but 'brand-new' is an idiomatic intensifier whose exact nuance may not be predictable from 'brand' + 'new' for all learners.

Etymology

The word brand-newness comes from brand-new, where brand once meant 'burn' or a 'hot mark' used on things when they were made. So brand-newness is the state of being completely fresh, like something just made and never used.