New Man

noun

1. the New Man
   a type of modern man who allows the caring side of his nature to show by being supportive and by sharing child care and housework

Idioms and Phrases

see under feel like oneself .

Example Sentences

But when his mother remarried, Don never got on with the new man or the new rules.

From The Daily Beast

The Pakistani army changed commanders this weekend, putting a new man in the most important job in the country.

From The Daily Beast

If clean-shaven William is a new man, then his bearded brother Harry is 100% unreconstructed bloke.

From The Daily Beast

Halsted and Coneys said they saw a new man standing on the deck afterwards.

From The Daily Beast

Those three days, Weiner said, were the beginning of a “journey,” and he emerged a “new man.”

From The Daily Beast

Probably his Private Secretary, considering you a new man, will have failed to furnish the necessary information.

From Project Gutenberg

In the Parsî religion that fall of man, by a lie, was recovered from by the creation of a new man.

From Project Gutenberg

My drop-out would be made to look as if I had jumped the job, and Dunton would appoint a new man.

From Project Gutenberg

At once I noticed that a new man had appeared among them—a red-faced, stocky man wearing a frock-coat and a shiny silk hat.

From Project Gutenberg

This was not the Robert Hardy he had known all his life; this was a new man.

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