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freshness

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈfrɛʃnəs/ · UK /ˈfreʃnəs/

freshness means: The quality of being recently made or picked, clean, cool, or not spoiled.

noun

FRESH CONDITIONB2

The quality of being recently made or picked, clean, cool, or not spoiled.

  • The bag keeps the bread’s freshness.
  • I love the freshness of the morning air.
  • You can judge the fish’s freshness by its smell.

How to use it: freshness of something (Check the freshness of the fish before buying it.)

Similar words: verdure

Opposites: staleness

Common phrases: keep freshness, freshness of something, check freshness

NEW ORIGINAL QUALITYC1

The quality of being new, original, or different from what people expect.

  • Her ideas have a wonderful freshness.
  • Critics praised the freshness of his first novel.
  • The new director brought freshness to a familiar story.

How to use it: freshness of something (We admired the freshness of her approach.)

Similar words: originality, novelty

Common phrases: freshness of something, freshness of ideas

Questions about freshness

What does freshness mean?

The quality of being recently made or picked, clean, cool, or not spoiled.

What is freshness in other languages?

Türkçe: tazelik · Español: frescura · Français: fraîcheur · Deutsch: Frische · Italiano: freschezza · 日本語: 新鮮さ

How do you pronounce freshness?

In American English /ˈfrɛʃnəs/; in British English /ˈfreʃnəs/.

How do you use freshness in a sentence?

The bag keeps the bread’s freshness. I love the freshness of the morning air.

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