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Synonym for fresh [adjective]

The synonym fresh synonymous definition words:
means "time"
recent, new, green, crisp, raw, current, late
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fresh [adjective]

means "health"
hardy, hearty, robust, strong, vigourous, well, youthful

fresh [adjective]

means "characteristic"
refreshing, cool, bracing, invigorating, steady, pure, stimulating, quickening
Further results for the word "fresh"

artless [adjective]

means "naive"
fresh, ingenuous, innocent, trusting, guileless, simple

blank [adjective]

means "property"
empty, vacant, white, unadorned, fresh, undistinguished

bracing [adjective]

means "refreshing"
cool, fresh, invigorating, steady, pure, stimulating

budding [adjective]

means "recent"
new, fresh, prime, early

cool [adjective]

means "character trait"
calm, fresh, imperturbable, serene, collected, sober

early [adjective]

means "time"
recent, new, fresh, prime, budding

froward [adjective]

means "disobedient"
contrary, contumacious, defiant, difficult, fractious, fresh

impudent [adjective]

means "insolent"
fresh

invigorating [adjective]

means "refreshing"
cool, bracing, fresh, steady, pure, stimulating

lively [adjective]

means "property"
fresh

lush [adjective]

means "luxuriant"
succulent, tender, epicurean, fresh, juicy

luxuriant [adjective]

means "lush"
succulent, tender, epicurean, fresh, juicy

maiden [adjective]

means "unmarried"
virgin, intact, virginal, fresh, untried

nervy [adjective]

means "bold"
fresh, impudent, sassy, smart-alecky, pushy, crude

new [adjective]

means "property"
fresh, current, late, modern, modernistic, new-fashioned

new [adjective]

means "addition"
increased, fresh, supplementary, further, extra

new-fashioned [adjective]

means "new"
fresh, newfangled, recent, latest

original [adjective]

means "new"
creative, unique, fresh, inventive, productive

potable [adjective]

means "drinkable"
fresh, clear, pure, clean, sweet, safe

raw [adjective]

means "cooking"
uncooked, underdone, fresh, rare

sprightly [adjective]

means "spry"
fresh, alert, active

succulent [adjective]

means "luxuriant"
lush, tender, epicurean, fresh, juicy

sweet [adjective]

means "property"
pure, clean, fresh, new

uncooked [adjective]

means "raw"
underdone, fresh, rare

undistinguished [adjective]

means "empty"
vacant, white, unadorned, fresh, blank, unused

uninitiated [adjective]

means "uninformed"
unaware, new, newcomer, untouched, inexperienced, fresh

untried [adjective]

means "inexperienced"
artless, fresh, green, raw, uncultivated, unskilled

youthful [adjective]

means "active"
enthusiastic, vigourous, fresh, limber, lithe, buoyant

afresh [object]

means "recently"
new, anew, freshly, lately, newly

freshen [verb]

means "ventilate"
fan, vent, purify, air

freshen up [verb]

means "clean up"
bathe, air

freshly [object]

means "recently"
afresh, anew, new, lately, newly

freshman [noun]

means "beginner"
amateur, pledge, novitiate, learner, tyro, initiate

freshness [noun]

means "bloom"
flush, blush, glow, vigour, prime, blossom

air [verb]

means "action"
ventilate, fan, vent, purify, freshen

anew [object]

means "time"
recently, afresh, new, freshly, lately, newly

beginner [verb]

means "initiate"
amateur, pledge, novitiate, learner, tyro, freshman

creatively [object]

means "originally"
ingeniously, independently, freshly

inexperience [noun]

means "newness"
naivete, greenness, innocence, rawness, freshness

initiate [noun]

means "beginner"
amateur, pledge, novitiate, learner, tyro, freshman

lately [object]

means "recently"
afresh, anew, freshly, new, newly

learner [noun]

means "beginner"
amateur, pledge, novitiate, initiate, tyro, freshman

new [object]

means "time"
recently, afresh, anew, freshly, lately, newly

newly [object]

means "recently"
afresh, anew, freshly, lately, new

newness [noun]

means "novelty"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, originality

novelty [noun]

means "newness"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, originality

originality [noun]

means "newness"
freshness, mutation, permutation, unfamiliarity, novelty

originally [object]

means "creatively"
ingeniously, independently, freshly

recently [object]

means "new"
afresh, anew, freshly, lately, newly

tyro [noun]

means "beginner"
amateur, pledge, novitiate, learner, initiate, freshman

ventilate [verb]

means "air"
fan, vent, purify, freshen

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