How To Use New-fangled In A Sentence
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I'm not surprised," said Drumcarro; "one of the old Douglas family before the attainder was as good as any one of their new-fangled dukes.
Kirsteen: The Story of a Scotch Family Seventy Years Ago
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On to this Stoker pasted some new-fangled psychiatric theory, derived from the French alienist Charcot, one of Freud's main precursors.
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Honest Pantagruel, not understanding the mystery, asked him, by way of interrogatory, what he did intend to personate in that new-fangled prosopopoeia.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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he uttered no protest against the writ in which William King of England - the new-fangled title was now coming in - announced to all his faithful subjects, French and English, that he had given the archbishopric of Canterbury and all that belonged to it to Archbishop Anselm.
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He tells us that Green apologised to his England team-mates for his elementary blunder straight after the match but reckons that West Ham's sometime-shot-stopper shouldn't have bothered because, according to Owen, who appears to have spotted a deviation in the trajectory of Clint Dempsey's piffler that no one else saw, the goal was all down to the new-fangled ball.
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Out of spite – a defiant few are parking their old caddies andnew-fangled hybrids – to hop on a scooter, take a morning jaunt to work, or ride public transport.
Toll Highways…beam me up, Scottie! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture
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mossback," or a "garrulous dotard," and with singular irreverence they took delight in twitting him upon his senility and in pestering him with divers new-fangled notions altogether distasteful, not to say shocking, to a gentleman of his years.
The Holy Cross and Other Tales
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Those Germans who styled themselves ‘patriots,’ the new-fangled term imported from France, despised these seats of despotic misrule and abuse.
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He come out of a green-baize door — the very place I can point out to you, and the selfsame door, miss, though false to the accuracy of the mind that knows it, by reason of having been covered up red, and all the brass buttons lost to it in them new-fangled upholsteries.
Erema
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He was cased all in that new-fangled armour which we call lizard-mail.
Puck of Pook’s Hill
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In a few minutes afterwards, the two Peters were seen moving through the Parliament Close (which new-fangled affectation has termed a Square), the triumphant Drudgeit leading captive the passive Peebles, whose legs conducted him towards the dramshop, while his reverted eyes were fixed upon the court.
Redgauntlet
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she buys all these new-fangled machines and never uses them
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Duvet would have done: a better image even, floatier, but blanket is precisely the right word if, like me, you think of duvets as new-fangled 70s' arrivals.
Archive 2005-02-01
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I get very wary of new-fangled anthropological and sociological and ethnographical studies of SL when they begin to throw around the usual campus Marxist jargon about "empowerment" and "neoliberalism" and "capitalist" this and that.
Anti Anti-Anecdotalism
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BLATTER UPThe Fiver imagines that Fifa belcher-in-chief Sepp Blatter is going to be very annoyed indeed when he finds out that an interview with him has today appeared on some new-fangled contraption called a "website" - owned and operated by none other than Fifa, the very organisation presided over by the planet's most stubborn and penguin-shaped technophobe.
Obsequious To The Point Of Becoming A Human Suppository
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Bakery owners say despite the advent of new-fangled versions, nothing beats the classics, the ones oozing with gummy lotus seed paste and salted duck egg yolk to symbolize the full moon.
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Then I noticed it was under the steering wheel - one of those new-fangled stupid handbrakes.
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Rather than have a recording of an actual dolphin, the Byrds decided to simply mimic the clicky, squawky noise with one of those new-fangled synthesisers.
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However, I get very wary of new-fangled anthropological and sociological and ethnographical studies of SL when they begin to throw around the usual campus Marxist jargon about "empowerment" and "neoliberalism" and "capitalist" this and that.
Anti Anti-Anecdotalism
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Thomas Grant's industry, and the zeal he manifested in all that concerned his master's interests; but he feared the man was so attached to the old ways of managing land, that he would be unwilling to avail himself of the improved implements of agriculture, or the new-fangled notions, as he called mowing-machines, horse-rakes, sowing-machines, etc., etc.
Bertie and the Gardeners or, The Way to be Happy
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No vile new-fangled heresies, such as crushed mint, lump ice, shortage of "poteen," found favor in his eyes
Recollections and reflections : an auto of half a century and more,
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Alongside the new-fangled blast furnace the traditional bloom process must have continued to occupy many people for short periods every year.
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Mr Goss does not believe in any of this 'new-fangled nonsense' about lean meat.
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He must needs cut the beast with his rod, and so managed to hit White Posy, who starts aside, and Cis, sitting unheedfully on that new-fangled French saddle, was thrown in an instant.
Unknown to History: a story of the captivity of Mary of Scotland
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I use my Oyster card, one of those new-fangled ‘smart cards’, to navigate quickly throughout the London Transport network.
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- but the timeless survival saga quickly morphs into something very different: A new-fangled reality (or perhaps "surreality") TV show with life and death stakes.
Ben Sherwood: Rock Stars: How the Story of the 33 Chilean Miners Breaks All the Rules
