Newly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEWLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• Lately; recently.
• Anew; afresh; freshly.
ADVERB:
• NEW, of recent origin
• only just; recently
• again; afresh
• in a new or different manner
• very recently
• recently

Words related to NEWLY

new6 recently13

Words that contain NEWLY

newlywed18 newlyweds19

How to use NEWLY in a sentence

• Veal told her it was a scoured silk, and newly made up.
• In this voyage the coast of the newly discovered land was examined towards the west, or rather the north-west.
• Passing along the Faubourg Saint-Honore, he stopped in the midst of a crowd that seemed to be staring at a sign newly placed above a shop.
• The two great questions that came before the body were Lay Delegation, and the admission of the Delegates from the newly formed Conferences in the South.
• He did this in order to become secretary of state in the cabinet of the newly elected president, William Henry Harrison.
• The green leaves and the limbs of the surrounding forest trees are covered with fresh clay or mud, as is also the newly grown grass for the distance of 180 feet from the crater.
• As she turned in at the residence of the Reverend Saunders Katie was newly certain that Ann had not come back to Centralia.
• She had a feeling in her heart, as though some religious chord had been newly touched.
• But Rodney was newly friendly to him for the rest of that term.
• In like manner the newly awakened soul has to become adjusted to the moral order.
• It was that dead scent that always seems to hang about the vicinity of a newly quenched fire.
• Officers remaining in the service must agree to serve to the age of 45 years, and newly appointed officers must agree to serve actively for 25 years.
• With the apparatus at hand, he was able to conduct many experiments and put into practice a number of his newly acquired theories.
• It was only since the night of Christmas, when the frost of unhappiness nipped the newly unfolded petals, that the flower had begun to droop.
• Both armies were newly raised and almost untrained.
• The wonders of the newly invented telegraph were then explained to the people in out of the way places by traveling lecturers.
• She purchased some newly laid eggs for breakfast, and entered into conversation with our men, some of whom knew a little of her language.
• In the garden at Moisio a young girl was watering some plants newly set.
• We felt strange and shy but doubtless we seemed more strange to them for we were newly come from a far country which they saw only as a mystic, unknown land.
• The grass on these hills had all been newly burned.
• But the great defect of the time was that this newly liberated spirit of free inquiry was not kept in check by any sufficient previous discipline in logical methods of reasoning.
• And nothing honours a man more than to establish new laws and new ordinances when he himself was newly risen.
• Those of the Nina, besides similar signs of land, saw a branch of a thorn full of red berries, which seemed to have been newly torn from the tree.
• Every day it was washed with water newly brought from the Ganges.
• There was something in the controlled strength of it that touched her newly.
• Almost he thought he smelled the blossoms in the orchard, and the damp newly plowed earth, and the smoke from the wood fire his mother used to bake over.

Similar words containing NEW without suffix ly

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