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81novice — nov•ice [[t]ˈnɒv ɪs[/t]] n. 1) a person who is new to the circumstances, work, etc., in which he or she is placed; beginner 2) rel a person admitted into a religious order or congregation for a period of probation before taking vows 3) rel a new… …
82newcomer — /ˈnjukʌmə / (say nyoohkumuh) noun someone who has newly come; a new arrival …
83noviter perventa, or noviter ad notitiam perventa — /nowvatar (aed nowtish(iy)am) parventa/ In ecclesiastical procedure, facts newly come to the knowledge of a party to a cause. Leave to plead facts noviter perventa is generally given, in a proper case, even after the pleadings are closed …
84noviter perventa, or noviter ad notitiam perventa — /nowvatar (aed nowtish(iy)am) parventa/ In ecclesiastical procedure, facts newly come to the knowledge of a party to a cause. Leave to plead facts noviter perventa is generally given, in a proper case, even after the pleadings are closed …
85fresh-run — adjective of an anadromous salmon : recently returned to fresh water * * * freshˈ run adjective (of eg a salmon) newly come up from the sea • • • Main Entry: ↑fresh …
86re´cent|ness — re|cent «REE suhnt», adjective. 1. done or made not long ago: »recent events. 2. not long past; modern: »a recent period in history. 3. lately or newly come. ╂[< Latin recēns, entis new, fresh] –re´cent|ly, adverb. – …
87re´cent|ly — re|cent «REE suhnt», adjective. 1. done or made not long ago: »recent events. 2. not long past; modern: »a recent period in history. 3. lately or newly come. ╂[< Latin recēns, entis new, fresh] –re´cent|ly, adverb. – …
88Re|cent — «REE suhnt», adjective. 1. done or made not long ago: »recent events. 2. not long past; modern: »a recent period in history. 3. lately or newly come. ╂[< Latin recēns, entis new, fresh] –re´cent|ly, adverb. – …
89re|cent — «REE suhnt», adjective. 1. done or made not long ago: »recent events. 2. not long past; modern: »a recent period in history. 3. lately or newly come. ╂[< Latin recēns, entis new, fresh] –re´cent|ly, adverb. – …
90performing arts — arts or skills that require public performance, as acting, singing, or dancing. [1945 50] * * * ▪ 2009 Introduction Music Classical. The last vestiges of the Cold War seemed to thaw for a moment on Feb. 26, 2008, when the unfamiliar strains …
