newly

adverb

USNOO-lee/ˈnuli/UKNYOO-lee/ˈnjuːli/

1 meaning of newly

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adverb
Only a short time ago, just a little while back.
They moved into their newly built house last week.
The newly arrived students looked a little lost in the hallway.
Similarrecently, freshly

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Origin

From Old English nīewlīċe, made from "new" plus "-ly".