Newfashioned

Pronunciation: /njuːˈfæʃənd/

Definitions of newfashioned

adjective a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a newfashioned dress for the party.

A2 She prefers newfashioned technology over old-fashioned gadgets.

B1 The restaurant serves a newfashioned twist on traditional dishes.

B2 The company's marketing strategy is focused on appealing to a newfashioned consumer base.

C1 The designer is known for creating newfashioned couture that pushes boundaries.

C2 The artist's latest exhibit showcases a newfashioned approach to abstract art.

Examples of newfashioned in a Sentence

formal The newfashioned technology revolutionized the industry.

informal I love how newfashioned this restaurant's decor is.

slang Check out my friend's newfashioned kicks, they're so cool.

figurative Her newfashioned approach to problem-solving really impressed me.

Grammatical Forms of newfashioned

• past tense: newfashioned
• plural: newfashioneds
• comparative: more newfashioned
• superlative: most newfashioned
• present tense: newfashion
• future tense: will newfashion
• perfect tense: have newfashioned
• continuous tense: is newfashioning
• singular: newfashioned
• positive degree: newfashioned
• infinitive: to newfashion
• gerund: newfashioning
• participle: newfashioned

Origin and Evolution of newfashioned

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'newfashioned' originated from the combination of 'new' and 'fashioned' to describe something that is newly styled or designed.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that was recently made or created in a modern style, 'newfashioned' has evolved over time to also imply something that is trendy or fashionable in a contemporary context.