Anew Meaning in English
word
əˈnu/, /ənˈju
uh-NOO or uh-NYOO
ɐnjˈuː
uh-NYOO
Definition
If you do something anew, you do it again in a new or different way, starting from the beginning.
Usage & Nuances
"Anew" is formal and often found in written or literary English. It usually follows verbs like "begin," "start," "see," or "try." More common alternatives in conversation are "again" or "from scratch."
Spanish: de nuevo - nuevamentePortuguese (BR): de novo - novamentePortuguese (PT): de novo - novamenteChinese (Simplified): 重新 - 再次Chinese (Traditional): 重新 - 再次Hindi: फिर से - दोबाराArabic: من جديد - مجددًاBengali: নতুন করে - আবার শুরু থেকেRussian: заново - сноваJapanese: 新たに - 改めてVietnamese: lại từ đầu - theo cách mớiKorean: 다시 - 새롭게Turkish: yeniden - baştanUrdu: نئے سرے سے - دوبارہIndonesian: dari awal lagi - dengan cara baru
Example Sentences
We will start anew after the holiday.
basic
She rebuilt her life anew in a new city.
basic
It is time to try anew.
basic
After the argument, they decided to begin anew and forgive each other.
natural
Sometimes you have to look at things anew to find a solution.
natural
He tore up the letter and started writing it anew.
natural