brand-new

[ bran-noo, -nyoo, brand- ]

adjective

1. entirely new.

brand-new

adjective

1. absolutely new

Other Words From

• brand-newness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of brand-new¹

First recorded in 1560–70

Word History and Origins

Origin of brand-new¹

C16: from brand (n) + new , likened to newly forged iron

Example Sentences

When we left the restaurant, we were forced to wondered what version of America this brand-new citizen has signed up for.

From Salon

You have a young daughter, you have a brand-new baby.

From Salon

Uzun beams, leading the way beneath a giant rainbow into a deserted but brand-new park.

From BBC

We were also shown three caches of weapons it said were found inside civilian homes here, including boxes of brand-new mortars, new anti-tank missiles and mines, as well as sophisticated shoulder launched rockets and night-scopes.

From BBC

The revamped buckets will feature “new Monster designs in white, orange, green and a brand-new color, blue,” McDonald’s said in a recent announcement.

From Salon