Brand-new
Brand-new adjective - Being in an original and unused or unspoiled state.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Either it's a brand-new luxury-sports car with at least a high five-figure sticker price or it's an impeccably preserved classic car (old-school 1960's muscle cars and large convertibles are popular choices).
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Cola as we know it was actually invented in 1886, and became rather popular, meaning it could have feasibly been a brand-new drink in the Western United States by the 1890s, near the tail end of the Wild West period.
Source: Web Animation / Eddsworld -
Under Western Stars (1938) was the debut under his brand-new stage name of an already popular singer (in The Sons of the Pioneers), Roy Rogers; in his career, he would amass more than a hundred film or television credits and earn the nickname, "The King of the Cowboys."
Source: B-Movie
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