New Style

noun

1. time reckoned according to the Gregorian calendar. Compare old style ( def 2 ).

New Style

noun

1. the present method of reckoning dates using the Gregorian calendar

Word History and Origins

Origin of New Style¹

First recorded in 1605–15

Example Sentences

“Roar” is something bigger as well: the epitome of a new style of music that has come to dominate the charts in recent years.

From The Daily Beast

Instead of ending the fashion competition, players hired personal tailors, launching a new style arms race.

From The Daily Beast

He wanted to invent a new style, and nearly drove himself mad doing it.

From The Daily Beast

As Laure Guilbault writes in WWD, these women already have ushered in a striking new style and strong attitude.

From The Daily Beast

Jeffrey Combs runs wild as Herbert West and a new style of living dead film is thrust into the world.

From The Daily Beast

Every new style of dress will admit of adaptation to individual cases, thus producing a pleasing, as well as fashionable effect.

From Project Gutenberg

I reached Bayreuth on August 12th (new style), the day before the first performance of the first part of the Trilogy.

From Project Gutenberg

"The new style," Lady Evenswood summed up, as the door closed.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Woodlock's fashionable niece arrived from Dublin, with a new style of crocheted net.

From Project Gutenberg

Her aunt had a dozen made directly; and, by showing these, got orders from all the merchants for the new style.

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