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newcomer
[noo-kuhm-er, nyoo-]
noun
a person or thing that has recently arrived; new arrival.
She is a newcomer to our city. The firm is a newcomer in the field of advertising.
Synonyms: , ,
newcomer
/ ˈːˌʌə /
noun
a person who has recently arrived or started to participate in something
Example Sentences
Every year, Emmy prognosticators weigh the chances of TV’s newcomers.
Doechii, a relative newcomer in the music industry, was the only artist to mention the unrest happening in the BET Awards' host city.
Welch was due to present the award for best newcomer at the ceremony, but was taken by surprise when it was revealed she was in fact about to receive a special award herself.
In 2024, only two Democratic incumbents in Congress lost their party's nomination, and both – Cori Bush of Missouri and Jamaal Bowman of New York – were relative newcomers under the age of 50.
Surrounded by canvassers who chanted his name as he talked, Cloobeck, a political newcomer, scolded Harris for not coming to the gathering of Democrats after her loss to President Trump in the November presidential election.
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When To Use
A newcomer is a person who has recently arrived at a location or a person or thing that has recently joined a new environment, such as an occupation, workplace, field, or organization.A person who’s just moved to a new city could be described as a newcomer. The term could also be used to refer to a new player on a team, a new student at school, a new employee at work, or a nation that has just joined an international organization. A company that has just been established could be described as a newcomer in its industry or sector.Example: It’s the kind of gym where longtime members take bets on how long newcomers will last.
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