newly

[Example Sentences]:
1. He also revealed that the Help to Buy scheme for newly built homes would be extended to 2020.
2. Overall, more than 2 million people were newly infected with HIV in 2013.
3. The cloud also offers the ability to test a newly developed application on scale.
4. Even when people have access to the newly available information, they may not use it.
5. Police and government authorities say the residents will be moved to newly completed official camps.
6. Researchers do not know if the newly discovered structure was used for this purpose.
7. It would also have to be operated by a licensed drone operator a newly created certification.
8. One of course hopes that a newly described species is not already extinct.
9. The program should open with your newly transferred collection.
10. This was not a new tactic, but it was newly effective.
11. You can also opt to automatically open newly mounted volumes in the file manager of your choice.
12. That package included a notebook that the newly released documents describe as like a journal.
13. Some argue that a newly elected president would have had greater legitimacy to take such action.
14. This could mean looking for water in newly forming solar systems.
15. Williams said she hopes to continue to improve the reading of the newly revealed work on page fol.

[Synonyms]: afresh
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