Newly
Newly adverb - Not long ago.
These days and newly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "These days" instead an adverb "Newly".
Nearby Word: new
These days
Newly and these days are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Newly" instead an adverb phrase "These days".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Meanwhile, newly minted Jedi Knights Kyp Durron and his pal Dorsk 81 have infiltrated the Imperial systems in hopes of finding out what the Empre is up to these days.
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Newly married Amy Pond and Rory Williams seem to have this dynamic, as Amy is an Action Girl, while Rory is a bit of a Non-Action Guy and a nurse (and while male nurses are common these days, it's still a profession that's predominantly female where he comes from).
Source: Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy
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