What is another word for Fresh?
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new
inexperienced, additional
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impudent
attitude, bold
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novel
new, original
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clean
property, drinkable
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sweet
property, drinkable
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original
new
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impertinent
attitude, impudent
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sassy
attitude, bold
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cool
characteristic, character trait
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crisp
time, cool
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bracing
characteristic, refreshing
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refreshing
cool, characteristic
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bold
attitude, impudent
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cheeky
attitude, impudent
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pure
characteristic, property
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brisk
cool, invigorating
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saucy
cheeky, sassy
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forward
impudent, bold
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further
additional, addition
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unused
empty, energetic
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recent
new, time
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invigorating
characteristic, cool
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extra
additional, addition
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refreshed
lively, energetic
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smart
sassy
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insolent
impudent, cheeky
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clear
property, drinkable
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green
inexperienced, natural
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lively
energetic, fresh as a daisy
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presumptuous
cheeky, sassy
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brazen
bold, cheeky
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raw
inexperienced, natural
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blooming
energetic, healthy
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other
additional, increase
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different
new, original
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rude
bold, sassy
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brash
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youthful
inexperienced, health
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inexperienced
uninformed
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invigorated
lively, energetic
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1
as in mint
being in an original and unused or unspoiled state
the restaurant uses only really fresh ingredients in all of its dishes
2
as in bold
displaying or marked by rude boldness
if you are fresh with the art teacher, she’ll give you a detention immediately
3
as in new
not known or experienced before
a fresh look at the situation
4
as in more
resulting in an increase in amount or number
she’s making fresh changes on top of the existing ones
5
as in stylish
slang
being in the latest or current fashion
those are some fresh threads you have on, man!
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How does the adjective fresh differ from other similar words?
Some common synonyms of fresh are new, novel, and original. While all these words mean «having recently come into existence or use,» fresh applies to what has not lost its qualities of newness such as liveliness, energy, brightness.
When can new be used instead of fresh?
The synonyms new and fresh are sometimes interchangeable, but new may apply to what is freshly made and unused, what has not been known before, or what has not been experienced before.
When could novel be used to replace fresh?
The words novel and fresh can be used in similar contexts, but novel applies to what is not only new but strange or unprecedented.
a novel approach to the problem
Where would original be a reasonable alternative to fresh?
Although the words original and fresh have much in common, original applies to what is the first of its kind to exist.
a man without one original idea
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active, alert, artless, audacious, avant-garde, en.synonym.one, blank, bold, bracing, brash, brassy, brazen, bright, brilliant, budding, buoyant, calm, cheeky, clean, clear, collected, colourful, composed, contrary, contumacious, cool, en.synonym.one, crass, creative, crisp, crude, current, defiant, definite, difficult, drinkable, early, empty, enthusiastic, epicurean, extra, fashionable, forward, fractious, froward, further, glowing, green, guileless, hardy, hearty, impertinent, en.synonym.one, imperturbable, impudent, inconsiderate, increased, inexperienced, ingenuous, innocent, intact, inventive, invigorating, juicy, late, latest, limber, lithe, lively, lush, luxuriant, maiden, modern, modernistic, nervy, new, new-fashioned, newcomer, newfangled, novel, obstinate, open, original, perverse, potable, prankish, presumptuous, prime, productive, pure, pushy, quickening, rare, raw, recent, refractory, refreshed, refreshing, rested, restored, robust, rude, safe, sassy, serene, sharp, simple, smart-alecky, sober, sparkling, sprightly, spry, steady, stimulated, stimulating, stoical, strong, stylish, succulent, supplementary, sweet, tender, trusting, unadorned, unaware, uncooked, uncooperative, uncultivated, underdone, undistinguished, uninitiated, unique, unmanageable, unskilled, untouched, untrained, untried, unused, vacant, vigourous, virgin, virginal, vivid, wayward, well, white, willful, youthful, brisk, invigorated, lippy, overbold, refreshful, en.synonym.one, reinvigorated, saucy, smart, tonic, unfermented, wise, freshly, newly.
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Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
Rhymes with Fresh
- venkatesh
- mandresh
- vergresh
- pradesh
- lafleche
- vergesh
- somesh
- ritesh
- mahesh
- koresh
- enmesh
- tresch
- thresh
- suresh
- klesch
- gresh
- flesh
- flesch
- dresch
- creche
- wesche
- wesch
- tesh
- tesch
- resch
- pesh
- pesch
- mesh
- mesch
- lesh
How do you pronounce fresh?
Pronounce fresh as frɛʃ.
US — How to pronounce fresh in American English
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Sentences with fresh
Quotes about fresh
6. fresh
adverb. [‘ˈfrɛʃ’] very recently.
Etymology
- fresch (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. fresh
adjective. [‘ˈfrɛʃ’] with restored energy.
Etymology
- fresch (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. fresh
adjective. [‘ˈfrɛʃ’] free from impurities.
Etymology
- fresch (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. fresh
adjective. [‘ˈfrɛʃ’] not yet used or soiled.
Etymology
- fresch (Middle English (1100-1500))
What is another word for fresh?
1398 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ fɹˈɛʃ], [ fɹˈɛʃ], [ f_ɹ_ˈɛ_ʃ]
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Similar words for fresh:
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active (adjective)
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additional (adjective)
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aggressive (adjective)
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airy (adjective)
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all (adjective)
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aware (adjective)
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blank (adjective)
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bold (adjective)
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bracing (adjective)
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brand-new (adjective)
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breezy (adjective)
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bright (adjective)
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brisk (adjective)
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budding (adjective)
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chilly (adjective)
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clean (adjective)
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cold (adjective)
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crisp (adjective)
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derisive (adjective)
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different (adjective)
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discourteous (adjective)
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disrespectful (adjective)
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earliest (adjective)
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early (adjective)
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energetic (adjective)
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energetic, healthy (adjective)
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extra (adjective)
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familiar (adjective)
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fashionable (adjective)
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fearless (adjective)
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flippant (adjective)
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forward (adjective)
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girlish (adjective)
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good (adjective)
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green (adjective)
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hardy (adjective)
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healthful (adjective)
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healthful/healthy (adjective)
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healthsome (adjective)
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healthy (adjective)
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hot (adjective)
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impertinent (adjective)
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impish (adjective)
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impudent (adjective)
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inexperienced (adjective)
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innocent (adjective)
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insolent (adjective)
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invigorating (adjective)
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irreverent (adjective)
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jaunty (adjective)
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juvenile (adjective)
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late (adjective)
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latter-day (adjective)
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lively (adjective)
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lush (adjective)
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maiden (adjective)
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mint (adjective)
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modern (adjective)
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modish (adjective)
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more (adjective)
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mossy (adjective)
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naive (adjective)
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new (adjective)
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new, just produced (adjective)
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newest (adjective)
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newfangled (adjective)
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novel (adjective)
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other relevant words (adjective)
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presumptuous (adjective)
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pure (adjective)
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raw (adjective)
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recent (adjective)
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refreshing (adjective)
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refreshing to the senses (adjective)
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rested (adjective)
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ridiculing (adjective)
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rosy (adjective)
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ruddy (adjective)
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rude (adjective)
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sassy (adjective)
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sassy, brazen (adjective)
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saucy (adjective)
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smart (adjective)
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smart-alecky (adjective)
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snotty (adjective)
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spick-and-span (adjective)
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spicy (adjective)
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springlike (adjective)
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sweet (adjective)
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ultramodern (adjective)
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unpracticed (adjective)
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unsoiled (adjective)
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untouched (adjective)
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untried (adjective)
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unused (adjective)
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verdant (adjective)
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vernal (adjective)
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virgin/virginal (adjective)
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well (adjective)
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well-preserved (adjective)
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windy (adjective)
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young (adjective)
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all (adverb)
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other relevant words (adverb)
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aromatic (noun)
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caller (noun)
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crunchy (noun)
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energising (noun)
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energizing (noun)
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firm (noun)
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fresh-cut (noun)
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freshwater (noun)
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lactating (noun)
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natural (noun)
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new-made (noun)
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recently (noun)
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refreshful (noun)
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reinvigorated (noun)
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strong (noun)
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uncured (noun)
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unsalty (noun)
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unsoured (noun)
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unspoilt (noun)
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warm (noun)
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wet (noun)
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another (preposition)
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other relevant words (preposition)
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other relevant words (verb)
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inexperienced
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infant
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nutritious
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offshore
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spotless
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stifling
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tufted
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unspoiled
How to use «fresh» in context?
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Antonyms for fresh
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adj.
• active (adjective)
- perky,
- forcible,
- quickest,
- fireball,
- quick,
- hyper,
- hard-working,
- lively,
- on the move.
• additional (adjective)
- else,
- farther,
- increased,
- new,
- supplementary,
- auxiliary,
- renewed.
• aggressive (adjective)
- Assertory,
- most assertory,
- go after,
- get up go,
- shooting from hip,
- flipper,
- get up and go,
- shooting from the hip,
- flippest,
- get and go.
• airy (adjective)
- lightest,
- out-of-doors,
- ventilated,
- out of doors,
- well-ventilated,
- lofty,
- loftier,
- drafty,
- pneumatic,
- uncluttered.
• all (adjective)
- fresh.
• aware (adjective)
- hip.
• blank (adjective)
- more uncompleted,
- un-marked,
- unfilled,
- un-filled,
- un marked,
- empty,
- most uncompleted,
- un completed,
- un filled,
- un-completed.
• bold (adjective)
- shameless,
- coming strong.
• bracing (adjective)
- more fortifying,
- tonic,
- rousing,
- most stimulative,
- more reviving,
- more stimulative,
- more exhilarative,
- most exhilarative,
- most tonic,
- more tonic,
- most reviving,
- most fortifying.
• brand-new (adjective)
- brand spanking new,
- brand new,
- brandnew,
- spanking new,
- very new,
- mint.
• breezy (adjective)
- squalliest,
- more blusterous,
- squallier,
- most blusterous.
• bright (adjective)
- hued,
- glitzy,
- razzle-dazzle.
• brisk (adjective)
- snappy.
• budding (adjective)
- more fledgling,
- most burgeoning,
- most beginning,
- more blossoming,
- most pubescent,
- most nascent,
- growing,
- more vegetating,
- most sprouting,
- more germinal,
- more sprouting,
- most pullulating,
- most germinal,
- more pubescent,
- incipient,
- most blossoming,
- more beginning,
- most fledgling,
- be-ginning,
- be ginning,
- most germinating,
- more burgeoning,
- more germinating,
- most opening,
- more nascent,
- more pullulating,
- most vegetating,
- more opening.
• chilly (adjective)
- more icebox,
- most hawkish,
- more hawkish,
- most icebox.
• clean (adjective)
- neat as a button,
- immaculate,
- graceful,
- pristine,
- sterile,
- gleaming,
- unsmudged,
- unpolluted,
- straight,
- well-kept,
- spic and span,
- purity,
- hygienic,
- dirtless,
- squeaky-clean,
- neat as pin,
- neat as a pin,
- Taintless,
- unsoiled,
- neater,
- neat as button,
- unspotted,
- polished,
- stainless,
- speckless,
- spotless.
• cold (adjective)
- chilly.
• crisp (adjective)
- crispiest,
- more unwilted,
- most unwilted,
- un wilted,
- unwilted,
- crispier,
- un-wilted.
• derisive (adjective)
- flip,
- more out-of-line,
- more out of line,
- gallier,
- galliest,
- mocking,
- Gally,
- most taunting,
- more taunting,
- most out of line,
- most out-of-line.
• different (adjective)
- unusual.
• discourteous (adjective)
- Inaffable,
- Ungenteel,
- illbred,
- ill-bred,
- bad-mannered,
- Inurbane.
• disrespectful (adjective)
- dis respectful,
- more profanatory,
- most aweless,
- most unfilial,
- pro fane,
- mis-behaved,
- Disgracious,
- more unfilial,
- dis gracious,
- more aweless,
- most misbehaved,
- dis-respectful,
- most profanatory,
- aweless,
- most disgracious,
- un-filial,
- dis-gracious,
- more misbehaved,
- mis behaved,
- Unfilial,
- saucy,
- profanatory,
- un filial,
- more disgracious,
- pro-fane.
• earliest (adjective)
- maiden.
• early (adjective)
- primeval,
- Proleptical,
- prevenient,
- a bit previous,
- initial.
• energetic (adjective)
- kinetic,
- stalwart,
- demoniac,
- red-blooded,
- strenuous,
- ball of fire,
- sprightly,
- spry,
- vigorous,
- highpowered.
• energetic, healthy (adjective)
- keen,
- bouncing,
- bushy-tailed,
- rested,
- Unfaded,
- relaxed,
- rehabilitated,
- relieved,
- alert,
- refreshed,
- invigorated,
- unwearied,
- undimmed,
- revived,
- Unwithered,
- like new,
- dewy,
- florid,
- wholesome,
- chipper,
- unused,
- bright-eyed,
- stimulated,
- restored.
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- gravy,
- fussest,
- in addition,
- more another,
- most lagniappe,
- re serve,
- most gingerbread,
- tipper,
- more beyond,
- un-needed,
- super-numerary,
- more gingerbread,
- more lagniappe,
- sur plusser,
- be-yond,
- most reserve,
- sur-plussest,
- un necessary,
- most another,
- un-necessary,
- most beyond,
- in reserve,
- over above,
- un needed,
- most button,
- ICER,
- super numerary,
- tippest,
- extra-ordinary,
- be yond,
- in essential,
- icest,
- gravier,
- more button,
- graviest,
- sur plussest,
- re-serve,
- more reserve,
- perkest,
- in-essential,
- sur-plusser,
- surplus.
• familiar (adjective)
- most buddy buddy,
- buddy buddy,
- intrusive,
- buddybuddy,
- more buddy-buddy,
- most free and easy,
- most buddybuddy,
- palsiest,
- more buddybuddy,
- un ceremonious,
- un-constrained,
- in formal,
- officious,
- un-ceremonious,
- more free-and-easy,
- un-reserved,
- un constrained,
- more familiar,
- palsy walsy,
- more free and easy,
- most buddy-buddy,
- palsywalsy,
- most free-and-easy,
- more buddy buddy,
- palsier,
- in-formal.
• fashionable (adjective)
- modish.
• fearless (adjective)
- most bodacious,
- chestiest,
- un daunted,
- un flinching,
- un abashed,
- un-flinching,
- un-daunted,
- more bodacious,
- un-abashed.
• flippant (adjective)
- playful,
- lippier,
- flighty,
- lippiest.
• forward (adjective)
- self-assertive,
- up-pity,
- more bare-faced,
- most overassertive,
- bare faced,
- up pity,
- over assertive,
- over-assertive,
- more bare faced,
- more overassertive,
- over weening,
- most bare faced,
- self assertive,
- most bare-faced,
- overweening,
- selfassertive,
- over-weening.
• girlish (adjective)
- more hoydenish,
- most hoydenish,
- more naive,
- most naive,
- more girlish.
• good (adjective)
- unspoiled,
- Undecayed,
- uncontaminated,
- fit to eat,
- unhurt.
• green (adjective)
- wet behind the ears,
- infant,
- green,
- half-formed,
- bosky,
- foliate,
- ingenuous,
- unfledged,
- verduous,
- undried,
- ungrown,
- Unconversant.
• hardy (adjective)
- able bodied,
- hale,
- most acclimatized,
- mightiest,
- more inured,
- more acclimatized,
- most inured,
- ablebodied.
• healthful (adjective)
- Healthsome.
• healthful/healthy (adjective)
- most healthgiving,
- more health-giving,
- disease free,
- most sanatory,
- most energygiving,
- healthgiving,
- more disease free,
- diseasefree,
- most body building,
- most body-building,
- un tainted,
- more body building,
- most aiding,
- more disease-free,
- most disease-free,
- body building,
- un adulterated,
- more energy giving,
- more healthgiving,
- energy giving,
- more health giving,
- most bodybuilding,
- more mitigative,
- un-adulterated,
- more sanatory,
- more body-building,
- more sustaining,
- most health-giving,
- in nocuous,
- more energy-giving,
- in-nocuous,
- energygiving,
- most disease free,
- more energygiving,
- most energy giving,
- most diseasefree,
- un-tainted,
- more aiding,
- mitigative,
- most health giving,
- health giving,
- most sustaining,
- more bodybuilding,
- most energy-giving,
- more diseasefree,
- most mitigative.
• healthsome (adjective)
- more invig,
- most invig.
• healthy (adjective)
- rosy-cheeked,
- in fine feather,
- safe and sound,
- in the pink,
- full of life.
• hot (adjective)
- in demand,
- sought after,
- just out,
- up to the minute,
- sought-after.
• impertinent (adjective)
- uncalledfor,
- unsuitable,
- more meddling,
- uncalled for,
- in congruous,
- more procacious,
- meddlesome,
- in-congruous,
- off base,
- un suitable,
- in-appropriate,
- un-suitable,
- interfering,
- Procacious,
- most meddling,
- in appropriate,
- most procacious,
- out line.
• impish (adjective)
- pixieish,
- prankish,
- elvish,
- rascally,
- impish.
• impudent (adjective)
- over bold,
- more offbase,
- over-bold,
- most overbold,
- un-blushing,
- most off base,
- more off-base,
- un blushing,
- more off base,
- more overbold,
- most offbase,
- most off-base,
- offbase.
• inexperienced (adjective)
- uncultivated,
- artless,
- unskilled,
- untrained,
- unpracticed,
- tenderfooted,
- unversed,
- callow,
- untried.
• innocent (adjective)
- inobnoxious,
- Unartificial,
- well-meant,
- wide-eyed,
- un-artificial,
- Unhurtful,
- wellmeant,
- innoxious,
- offenseless,
- Hurtless,
- Uninjurious,
- well-intentioned,
- uncool,
- unmalicious,
- unsuspicious.
• insolent (adjective)
- insolent.
• invigorating (adjective)
- rejuvenative.
• irreverent (adjective)
- most irreverential,
- unholy,
- un-holy,
- un-holiest,
- un godliest,
- un holier,
- tongue-in-cheek,
- un hallowed,
- un-holier,
- un-godliest,
- un godly,
- un-godly,
- irreverent,
- more irreverential,
- un holiest,
- un godlier,
- un holy,
- un-godlier.
• jaunty (adjective)
- more gamesome,
- joking,
- hilarious,
- self confident,
- more swaggering,
- most gamesome,
- Gamesome,
- most swaggering,
- selfconfident,
- most jocose,
- pro-vocative,
- pro vocative.
• juvenile (adjective)
- girlish,
- unweaned,
- junior,
- milk-fed.
• late (adjective)
- latest.
• latter-day (adjective)
- Latterday,
- latter day.
• lively (adjective)
- jaunty.
• lush (adjective)
- de-luxe,
- over grown,
- ex tensive,
- over-grown,
- De Luxe.
• maiden (adjective)
- un tapped,
- more inaugural,
- un-broached,
- most untapped,
- un-tapped,
- more untapped,
- in-augural,
- unbroached,
- in augural,
- more unbroached,
- most unbroached,
- most inaugural,
- un broached.
• mint (adjective)
- more spankingnew,
- more spanking new,
- most spanking-new,
- most spankingnew,
- most spanking new,
- un-marred,
- un marred,
- more spanking-new,
- spankingnew.
• modern (adjective)
- more leading-edge,
- twenty-first century,
- most with it,
- more withit,
- withit,
- most today,
- modernistic,
- avant garde,
- nowest,
- nower,
- more cutting-edge,
- more new-fashioned,
- avantgarde,
- new fashioned,
- most contempo,
- most cutting-edge,
- more contempo,
- more with it,
- pre-sent,
- co-incident,
- most neoteric,
- most cutting edge,
- more with-it,
- more new fashioned,
- most cuttingedge,
- most leading-edge,
- most new-fashioned,
- more leading edge,
- present day,
- more cuttingedge,
- twentyfirst century,
- presentday,
- more leadingedge,
- more neoteric,
- pre sent,
- most newfashioned,
- more cutting edge,
- most leading edge,
- most with-it,
- most withit,
- pre vailing,
- most leadingedge,
- cuttingedge,
- twenty first century,
- most new fashioned,
- more today,
- leadingedge,
- co incident,
- more newfashioned,
- more modernized,
- most modernized.
• modish (adjective)
- all the rage,
- last-word,
- in-thing,
- voguish,
- in thing,
- faddy.
• more (adjective)
- ex-tended,
- in-creased,
- massed,
- andest,
- most augmented,
- innumerable,
- ex tended,
- more exceeding,
- more besides,
- more aggrandized,
- most besides,
- more massed,
- most amassed,
- most exceeding,
- be sides,
- more also,
- more expanded,
- in-numerable,
- most expanded,
- most also,
- more enhanced,
- more augmented,
- most enhanced,
- most likewise,
- in numerable,
- be-sides,
- more amassed,
- most aggrandized,
- in creased,
- more likewise,
- most massed,
- enhanced.
• mossy (adjective)
- more mossgrown,
- mossgrown,
- more cushiony,
- most mosslike,
- most mossgrown,
- more moss-grown,
- more moss grown,
- more mosslike,
- moss grown,
- most velvety,
- more velvety,
- most moss grown,
- most cushiony,
- most moss-grown.
• naive (adjective)
- like babe in the woods,
- patsiest,
- most unjaded,
- like a babe the woods,
- un-jaded,
- un suspecting,
- untaught,
- most sucker,
- un-suspecting,
- like babe in woods,
- most confiding,
- un-pretentious,
- un affected,
- more sucker,
- lamber,
- patsier,
- like a babe in woods,
- simple minded,
- lambest,
- unjaded,
- un jaded,
- like a babe woods,
- like babe the woods,
- un taught,
- like babe woods,
- more unjaded,
- un-taught,
- more confiding.
• new (adjective)
- experimental,
- current,
- late,
- trailblazing,
- newest,
- pilot,
- contemporary,
- originality,
- late-breaking,
- up-to-the-minute,
- newfound,
- Pioneering,
- avant-garde,
- daring,
- revolutionary,
- later,
- topical,
- up-to-date.
• new, just produced (adjective)
- immature,
- crude,
- what’s happening,
- this season’s,
- now,
- sparkling,
- comer,
- radical,
- state-of-the-art,
- virginal,
- original,
- hot off the press,
- beginning,
- glistening,
- unconventional,
- newfangled,
- unprocessed,
- unseasoned.
• newest (adjective)
- red-hot.
• newfangled (adjective)
- gimmicky.
• novel (adjective)
- most novel,
- un-commoner,
- more innovative,
- un-common,
- un-usual,
- far cry,
- un common,
- un commoner,
- un commonest,
- un usual.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- long-haired,
- tongue in cheek,
- youthful,
- overfamiliar,
- uninjured,
- other,
- pinker,
- irreverential,
- aromal,
- precocious,
- first class,
- REDHOT,
- in good shape,
- odoriferous,
- velvety,
- fusser,
- pubescent,
- juvenile,
- unsorted,
- clean,
- icebox,
- offbeat,
- active,
- bright,
- pert,
- peach,
- energy-giving,
- reddish,
- gingerbread,
- inexperienced,
- brand-spanking new,
- untouched,
- brisk,
- sassy,
- Peacher,
- novel,
- buddy-buddy,
- airy,
- innocent,
- refreshing,
- hoydenish,
- eggheaded,
- hot off press,
- Malapert,
- uncompleted,
- gay,
- with-it,
- naive,
- Kidder,
- Familiar,
- snotty,
- ruby,
- exhilarative,
- at cutting edge,
- un-hallowed,
- roughly made,
- more than that,
- too many,
- bodybuilding,
- prentice,
- windy,
- deep pink,
- forward,
- Sanatory,
- bold,
- flippant,
- brand-,
- free-and-easy,
- energetic,
- hawkish,
- shooting up,
- in fine fettle,
- in good condition,
- recent,
- Aflush,
- blowsy,
- impudent,
- incarnadine,
- modern,
- blusterous,
- bursting forth,
- pinkest,
- sweet,
- inartistic,
- unimpressed,
- good,
- bracing,
- High-colored,
- over and above,
- nascent,
- Ander,
- cutting-edge,
- extra ordinary,
- zesty,
- stimulative,
- disease-free,
- bodacious,
- cleaned up,
- in store,
- coral,
- health-giving,
- perker,
- crisp,
- hot,
- uppish,
- aggressive,
- moss-grown,
- untapped,
- cushiony,
- ultramodern,
- today,
- off-base,
- spicy,
- coming on strong,
- the latest,
- ungraded,
- healthy-looking,
- budding,
- out of line,
- smart-alecky,
- body-building,
- pure,
- mosslike,
- out-of-line,
- hot off the fire,
- spic-and-span,
- chesty,
- overbold,
- germinal,
- contempo,
- latter-day,
- bronzed,
- bare-faced,
- blooming,
- uninitiate,
- verdant,
- young,
- lippy,
- unfamiliar with,
- spanking-new,
- impertinent,
- extra,
- rude,
- rosy,
- invigorating,
- lush,
- out of danger,
- Newfashioned,
- raw,
- clean and tidy,
- discourteous,
- more,
- invig,
- squally,
- firstclass,
- undercooked,
- leading-edge,
- Snippety,
- mint condition,
- unpasteurized,
- physically fit,
- disrespectful,
- overassertive,
- Unbaked,
- spick-and-span,
- new-fashioned,
- spring chicken,
- wet behind ears,
- chestier,
- pale red,
- incorrupt,
- red hot,
- unhewn,
- Neoteric,
- weisenheiming,
- palsy,
- scarlet,
- breaking new ground,
- red-complexioned,
- crispy,
- like a babe in the woods,
- smart alecky,
- over-confident,
- blank,
- ruddy,
- cool hand.
• presumptuous (adjective)
- more overfamiliar,
- pre-sumptuous,
- pre sumptuous,
- over familiar,
- over-familiar,
- most overfamiliar,
- over confident,
- selfsatisfied,
- self assured,
- self satisfied,
- selfassured.
• pure (adjective)
- inviolate,
- maidenly,
- Unblighted,
- babe in woods,
- pure as driven snow,
- Unprofaned,
- lily white.
• raw (adjective)
- more ungraded,
- most unfashioned,
- un cooked,
- rough-hewn,
- more rough hewn,
- un dressed,
- un processed,
- un frieder,
- un formed,
- un-pasteurized,
- most rough-hewn,
- Unfashioned,
- un fashioned,
- most untreated,
- un pasteurized,
- under-cooked,
- un-processed,
- un-formed,
- more unfashioned,
- more undercooked,
- untreated,
- un-sorted,
- most ungraded,
- un-treated,
- un treated,
- un graded,
- un fried,
- un-skilled,
- un-cooked,
- un-dressed,
- more unpasteurized,
- most unbaked,
- un skilled,
- more roughhewn,
- un-baked,
- more unsorted,
- unfried,
- un baked,
- most rough hewn,
- un sorted,
- most unsorted,
- more unbaked,
- un-prepared,
- most roughhewn,
- un friedest,
- un-graded,
- un-friedest,
- under cooked,
- under done,
- more untreated,
- most undercooked,
- un-frieder,
- un prepared,
- under-done,
- uncooked,
- un-fried,
- un-fashioned,
- rough hewn,
- unfriedest,
- unfrieder,
- more rough-hewn,
- most unpasteurized.
• recent (adjective)
- hot press,
- hot fire,
- hot the press,
- more newborn,
- hot the fire,
- re-cent,
- re cent,
- hot off fire,
- most newborn.
• refreshing (adjective)
- thirst-quenching.
• refreshing to the senses (adjective)
- fair,
- not stale,
- stiff,
- colorful,
- spanking,
- clear.
• rested (adjective)
- untired,
- Unfatigued.
• ridiculing (adjective)
- derisive.
• rosy (adjective)
- red-faced,
- more healthylooking,
- healthy looking,
- more red-complexioned,
- most highcolored,
- most red-complexioned,
- most high-colored,
- high colored,
- more red-faced,
- most coral,
- most redfaced,
- more redfaced,
- most aflush,
- peachest,
- more healthy looking,
- most incarnadine,
- redcomplexioned,
- rose colored,
- most healthy-looking,
- more incarnadine,
- most healthylooking,
- more aflush,
- most red complexioned,
- rosecolored,
- most high colored,
- highcolored,
- most redcomplexioned,
- redfaced,
- more healthy-looking,
- more coral,
- more red complexioned,
- more highcolored,
- more high colored,
- more redcomplexioned,
- more high-colored,
- red complexioned,
- most red-faced,
- most healthy looking,
- most red faced,
- more red faced,
- red faced,
- healthylooking.
• ruddy (adjective)
- rubier,
- most crimson,
- more crimson,
- more reddish,
- most bronzed,
- most reddish,
- rubiest,
- full-blooded,
- fullblooded,
- more scarlet,
- most scarlet,
- more bronzed,
- blowsier,
- blowsiest,
- full blooded.
• rude (adjective)
- in-artistic,
- in artistic,
- un-hewn,
- un-finished,
- more inartistic,
- most unhewn,
- Rudimental,
- most inartistic,
- un-cultivated,
- un hewn,
- more unhewn,
- un-civilized,
- roughhewn,
- in elegant,
- un civilized,
- in-elegant,
- un cultivated,
- un finished.
• sassy (adjective)
- mouthy,
- smart-mouthed.
• sassy, brazen (adjective)
- smart,
- wise.
• saucy (adjective)
- more weisenheiming,
- most weisenheiming.
• smart (adjective)
- more genius,
- longhaired,
- skullest,
- skuller,
- more long-haired,
- most genius,
- long haired,
- most eggheaded,
- re sourceful,
- quick witted,
- more longhaired,
- quickwitted,
- skull,
- more eggheaded,
- most long haired,
- more long haired,
- most long-haired,
- most longhaired.
• smart-alecky (adjective)
- smartalecky.
• snotty (adjective)
- self-important,
- la-de-da,
- snobby,
- highfalutin’,
- stuck up,
- highfalutin,
- snobbiest.
• spick-and-span (adjective)
- most cleaned,
- clean tidy,
- more spic-and-span,
- brandspanking new,
- more cleaned,
- more spic and span,
- most spic and span,
- most spic-and-span,
- spick and span,
- very clean.
• spicy (adjective)
- more aromal,
- zestiest,
- highly seasoned,
- zestier,
- more herbaceous,
- herbaceous,
- more odoriferous,
- most aromal,
- most herbaceous,
- most odoriferous.
• springlike (adjective)
- vernal.
• sweet (adjective)
- sweetest,
- sweet-smelling,
- sweeter,
- perfumy.
• ultramodern (adjective)
- ahead of its time,
- nontraditional,
- ultra modern,
- ahead its time,
- non-traditional,
- non traditional,
- most nontraditional,
- ultra-modern,
- more nontraditional.
• unpracticed (adjective)
- un practiced,
- un-practiced.
• unsoiled (adjective)
- anti septic,
- un-soiled,
- un soiled,
- cleanliest,
- anti-septic,
- cleanlier.
• untouched (adjective)
- more unimpressed,
- most incorrupt,
- in different,
- in-corrupt,
- un-harmed,
- in corrupt,
- more unbroken,
- un impressed,
- un concerned,
- most unimpressed,
- un-impressed,
- un stirred,
- un-concerned,
- un-moved,
- in-different,
- most uninjured,
- un injured,
- most unbroken,
- un-scathed,
- un-broken,
- un harmed,
- un broken,
- un-injured,
- un-stirred,
- more uninjured,
- more incorrupt,
- out danger,
- un touched,
- without scratch,
- un scathed,
- un-touched,
- without a scratch.
• untried (adjective)
- unproved,
- Unattempted,
- Unexpert.
• unused (adjective)
- more brand-,
- most brand,
- most brand-,
- re maining,
- un-used,
- more brand,
- un used.
• verdant (adjective)
- Verdurous,
- most verdurous,
- more verdurous.
• vernal (adjective)
- springer,
- springest.
• virgin/virginal (adjective)
- un disturbed,
- un-tested,
- un tested.
• well (adjective)
- alive and kicking,
- strong as an ox,
- right as rain,
- solid as rock,
- in good health,
- wrapped tight,
- up to par,
- solid as a rock,
- strong as ox.
• well-preserved (adjective)
- well preserved,
- wellpreserved.
• windy (adjective)
- more blustering,
- most blustering,
- more windswept,
- most windswept,
- windswept.
• young (adjective)
- puerile,
- boyish,
- adolescent,
- boylike,
- teenage,
- unripe,
- childish,
- child-like,
- half-grown,
- Newish,
- not aged,
- girllike.
-
adv.
• all (adverb)
- freshly,
- newly.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- blighted.
-
n.
-
•
- definite,
- alive,
- vital,
- animated,
- unsullied,
- sharp,
- vivid,
- dynamic.
-
•
- tease,
- coquettish,
- man-eating,
- steady,
- a fast worker,
- flirtation,
- coquetry,
- on the make,
- come-on,
- flirt,
- quickening,
- flirtatious,
- stimulating.
-
•
- edible,
- tangy,
- delicious,
- succulent,
- tasty,
- appetizing,
- flavorful,
- full,
- juicy,
- palatable.
-
•
- chintzy,
- color-coded,
- colored,
- bleached,
- cold,
- ablaze.
-
•
- increase.
-
•
- beautiful.
-
•
- chewy,
- caramelized,
- cream,
- calorific,
- chilled,
- buttery.
• aromatic (noun)
- aromatic.
• caller (noun)
- caller.
• crunchy (noun)
- crunchy.
• energising (noun)
- energising.
• energizing (noun)
- energizing.
• firm (noun)
- firm.
• fresh-cut (noun)
- fresh-cut.
• freshwater (noun)
- freshwater.
• lactating (noun)
- lactating.
• natural (noun)
- natural.
• new-made (noun)
- new-made.
• recently (noun)
- recently.
• refreshful (noun)
- refreshful.
• reinvigorated (noun)
- reinvigorated.
• strong (noun)
- strong.
• uncured (noun)
- uncured.
• unsalty (noun)
- unsalty.
• unsoured (noun)
- unsoured.
• unspoilt (noun)
- unspoilt.
• warm (noun)
- warm.
• wet (noun)
- wet.
-
prep.
• another (preposition)
- one more,
- a further,
- a distinct,
- a separate,
- some other.
• Other relevant words: (preposition)
- another.
-
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- cooking.
-
Other synonyms:
-
•
- cool,
- potable,
- oceanic,
- choppy,
- well,
- rotten,
- added,
- nosegay,
- boldfaced,
- deep-sea,
- nippy,
- winding,
- rancid,
- healthy,
- blustery,
- posy,
- cheeky,
- pushy,
- brand-new,
- boutonniere,
- rosebud,
- contumelious,
- early,
- tidal,
- fluvial,
- littoral,
- peaches-and-cream,
- full-blown.
-
•
- inshore,
- bouquet,
- assuming,
- brassy,
- frosty,
- overconfident,
- nervy,
- presumptuous,
- further,
- swollen,
- snippy,
- centerpiece,
- assumptive,
- uppity,
- innovative,
- Presuming,
- unprecedented,
- glowing,
- stagnant,
- hardy,
- navigable,
- stormy,
- passable,
- flowery,
- pelagic,
- coastal.
-
•
- breezy,
- unsettled,
- brazen,
- unfamiliar,
- Poisoned,
- brash,
- buttonhole,
- inventive,
- marine,
- pacific.
-
•
- bleak,
- different,
- bloom,
- wreath,
- audacious.
-
•
- offshore.
-
•
- bunch,
- spray,
- additional,
- wild.
-
•
- creamy.
-
•
- rough.
-
•
- high,
- low.
-
•
- heavy.
• inexperienced
- beardless.
• infant
- newborn.
• nutritious
- healthful.
• offshore
- seaward.
• spotless
- unstained.
• stifling
- close.
• tufted
- mossy.
• unspoiled
- unblemished,
- well-preserved,
- unimpaired,
- virgin,
- faultless.
How to use «Fresh» in context?
When it comes to food, people often think of processed and artificial flavors as being «fresh,» but what about fresh ingredients? In this article, we’ll take a look at what fresh ingredients are, how they’re made, and what benefits they have.
When you think of fresh ingredients, you probably imagine Farmer John’s delicious produce stand down the street. But when it comes to food, there are a lot of definitions out there for «fresh.»
For the purposes of this article, we’ll be defining «fresh» as ingredients that have not been processed in any way. This includes items like produce, meat, and milk.
Paraphrases for Fresh:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
refreshed, refreshing, fresh-brewed.
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Proper noun, singular
refreshment.
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Noun, singular or mass
freshness, refreshment.
-
Adjective
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Independent
-
Adjective
brand-new, chilly, drinkable, healthy, recent, vivid, wet, fresh-water.
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Proper noun, singular
Standards, topics, fraiche.
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Verb, past tense
heard, paid, Incurred.
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Verb, past participle
eaten, found, funded, gone, listed, paid, required, spent, treated, Borne, Claimed, Generated, Incurred, Met.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Determiner
sweet.
-
Adjective
freshwater, sweet.
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Proper noun, singular
freshwater, sweet.
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Noun, singular or mass
freshwater, sweet.
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Determiner