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brave new
adjective[ before noun ]
uk /ˈbreɪv ˌnjuː/ us /ˈbreɪv ˌnuː/
used for describing something new, especially to suggest that there is some doubt that it can be good or successful:
This brave new "science" may all prove wishful thinking by marketing people, of course.
On the campaign trail, they promise the birth of a brave new Britain.
See also
brave new world
Building a brave new Europe requires hard work, not just slogans.
They urge us all to look forward to a Brave New Tomorrow.
Feeling full of the joys of the brave new festival, I returned to my car and found that someone had stolen one of the wheels.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
New
afresh
be ahead of the curveidiom
box-fresh
brand new
innovative
innovatively
latest
latter-day
newness
next-gen
next-generation
novel
original
the avant-garde
the ink is not dry/still wetidiom
unhackneyed
unheard-of
unprecedented
up-to-the-minuteidiom
youth
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