Newer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEWER in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• newly; recently
ADJECTIVE:
• NEW, of recent origin
• produced, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time; not existing before
• not previously used or owned
• of recent origin or arrival
• (of vegetables) dug or harvested early in the season
• already existing but seen, experienced, or acquired recently or now for the first time
• unfamiliar or strange to (someone)
• inexperienced at or unaccustomed to (an activity)
• different from a recent previous one
• in addition to another or others already existing
• discovered or founded later than and named after
• beginning anew and in a transformed way
• (of a person) reinvigorated
• superseding and more advanced than another or others of the same kind
• reviving another or others of the same kind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• existing only a short time

Words related to NEWER

new6 newest9

Words that contain NEWER

renewer10 renewers11

How to use NEWER in a sentence

• In the afternoon the three chums saw the newer market place, where all three bought small souvenirs for their mothers at home.
• Always the man whom she had presumably lost became endowed afresh with a newer and more bountiful crop of advantages than had ever arisen from the possibility of his acceptance.
• It was a tiny brick building with a large wooden shed alongside, the latter appearing considerably the newer and more sound of the two.
• Her predecessors, especially Thackeray, opened the way in the application of the realistic principles in its newer spirit.
• Everybody said the land was so much better and newer out in Arkansas.
• His attention will be directed to his newer, closer association with Bulgaria and Turkey.
• In the newer countries the Normal Social Life does not appear to establish itself at all rapidly.
• The same is true of many who live in the newer city, outside the old walls.
• Florida alone of the newer southern areas was left in relative neglect by reason of the barrenness of her soil.
• Without a word Washington mounted, nodded his thanks to the messenger, and a final farewell to Andy, then he, followed by his newer guide, faded from sight among the forest-trees.
• Nor is that newer ideal of national unity which had its seed sown in the Franco-Prussian War in any danger of neglect by the watchful eye of the government.
• Technique is being improved and the time thus saved is being given to the newer content subjects that are demanding admission to the schools.
• It arouses us to the possibility of newer and greater freedom.
• But newer finds show that Wroxeter was not destroyed at earliest till after 390.
• It is evident that as far as the inner life of each church was concerned, the latter and newer necessarily proved the more important feature.
• Forty years ago, however, when savings banks were newer and more autocratic, it was different.
• It is well-built throughout, without that striking contrast between the newer buildings and the more ancient edifices, which is so remarkable in the capital of Normandy.
• According to the remarks of some astronomers, its surface, although more ancient than the surface of the earth, has remained newer.
• In such a view there is less hope in the older than in the newer world.
• Passing through a dense wilderness of this newer growth, the scouts pushed on into the heavier woods.
• She had a dignity that the newer generation lacks, and a pride unknown to them.
• But the city had long ago overflowed this boundary, and the newer quarters lay as open to the country as do our own modern cities.
• In the years to come we may look confidently forward to hearing the name of Darrin as one of the most famous among the newer generation of the United States Navy.
• Plain it was that they felt themselves a shade removed from this younger and newer member of society.
• The speed of the newer ships will average from fourteen to sixteen knots, and one of them in a season will make as many as twenty round trips between Duluth and Cleveland.
• The earth life and curves graciously down from the older mansions of princes to the newer shops of luxury.
• The long struggle ahead of these newer associations will doubtless claim its martyrs and its heroes, has indeed already claimed them during the last thirty years.
• It had, too, a newer, clearer, louder note, which made itself heard over the whole county.

Similar words containing NEW without suffix er

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