Synonym: entrant, fledgeling, fledgling, freshman, neophyte, newbie, starter. Similar words: monomer, customer, come round, misnomer, home rule, boomerang, somersault, astronomer. Meaning: ['nuːkʌmə(r) /'nju-] n. 1. any new participant in some activity 2. a recent arrival.
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(91) In order to help the newcomer Jade, Jiro from Fahrenheit took a day off for the MV. Just to prepare the shooting for the MV with the entire group.
(92) The coach spent the whole morning putting the newcomer through his paces.
(93) That newcomer, brown streak, is now ravaging cassava crops in a great swath around Lake Victoria, threatening millions of East Africans who grow the tuber as their staple food.
(94) "Jean, if monsieur pleases, " replied the newcomer, "Jean Passepartout, a surname which has clung to me because I have a natural aptness for going out of one business into another.
(95) This star is the youngest newcomer to this part of the Large Magellanic Cloud.
(96) The company's latest newcomer is a 4 x 4 estate with a 2.2 litre petrol engine.
(97) When she returned a newcomer was in the Vance flat.
(98) The old tramp taught the newcomer how to make himself comfortable on a park bench.
(99) The invention adds a newcomer for synthesizing high-performance polyisoprene by catalysis of rare earth catalyst in the prior art.
(100) He was squaring off against Ben Cooke, a newcomer to Star Wars.
(101) Now a newcomer has entered the game and the result is catastrophically interesting.
(102) The newcomer tried to make herself as inconspicuous as possible , ie tried to avoid attention.
(103) There were also fine efforts from Moloko, PJ Harvey and newcomer Kelis.
(104) Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, a talented newcomer, Ms. Miley Cyrus.
(105) Let them match the pure gold wedding chest flower putting on this face to face valuable lustre , commend elitist showing a newcomer , generous (http://Sentencedict.com), peculiar!
(106) He was nominated for a 2002 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer of 2001 for his performance in The Servant at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.
(107) "Psychiatric populations may or may not be more susceptibleto the neuropsychiatric effects of the [smoking-cessation] drugs, but we do not have the answer now, " said Newcomer.
(108) When I was a newcomer to HTML many years ago, I remember experiencing a certain amount of bemusement at the textual structural elements in the language.
(109) This time around , newcomer Daniel Craig plays James Bond.
(110) James Corden held the night together, and Lana Del Rey, who won best international newcomer, is a beguiling new star.
(111) On one side of the battle is organic farmer Frank Morton, a relative newcomer to the Willamette Valley's farming community.
(112) Law returned to the stage in 1993, receiving high acclaim and an "outstanding Newcomer" nomination for his role in Pygmalion.
(113) The aim of this diagnoses system is that guides the veterinary surgeon newcomer to get the correct results which can upon to above 90%, and has better reality application value.
(114) At Newcomer Funeral Homes, a discount outlet based in Topeka, Kans. (where a casketed funeral costs just $4, 000), business was up 10 percent in 2008.
(115) The newcomer did no more than smile shamefacedly, but it was sufficient.
(116) " That's right, " returned the newcomer, a gentleman of about forty - five.
(117) B : Have you met my teammate David, a newcomer in our team?
(118) In business circles he is still a weak newcomer who needs more practice.
(119) We never seemed to get away from dust in New Mexico, so I appreciate the story of a newcomer to the Land of Enchantment who learned about dusty breezes.
(120) Although I am a newcomer of the company, I don't want to act like a servitor , I always want to be the leader or mainstay of a team.
More similar words: monomer, customer, come round, misnomer, home rule, boomerang, somersault, astronomer, baby boomer, agglomerate, conglomerate, agglomeration, conglomeration, customer interface, carry coals to Newcastle, come home, mere, former, merit, farmer, mercy, merge, merry, firmer, simmer, bummer, merely, camera, dimmer, hammer.