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Newly

/ˈnjuːli/
Not long ago, recently created or arrived

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Examples:

However, he was the newly elected district attorney.

Two days after the wedding, the newly married couple left.

The building now houses a newly opened cafe.

Etymology:

etymology
The word newly originated from the Old English nīwlice, a combination of nīwe for new and -lice, which was used to form adverbs. It has been in use since before the 12th century as an adverb indicating recentness.

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