nuevo

Not viejo, Spanish

Nuevo is Spanish for new.

In English it appears mainly in place names like Nuevo León and Nuevo Laredo, or in phrases borrowed from Spanish: Tex-Mex cuisine nuevo suggests a modern take on traditional food.

The word signals Spanish-language influence or a Latin American connection.

modern

contemporary

Of the present age

futuristic · trendy · stylish · sleek · high-tech · progressive · state-of-the-art · up-to-date · current · chic

beginning

genesis

Point of creation

outset · dawn · birth · infancy · initiation · introduction · launch · foundation · inauguration · kickoff

unused

brand-new

Completely unused, just made

spotless · untouched · unworn · unopened · sealed · intact · flawless · unblemished · undamaged · unmarked

unfamiliar

strange

Unusual or unfamiliar

unaccustomed · unrecognized · unusual · peculiar · unexplored · uncharted · newcomer · outsider · stranger · first-time

Opposites
age/time of existence

nuevoviejo

Spanish for old

añejo · ancestral · secular

novelty/familiarity

nuevofamiliar

Known from experience

habitual · viejo

succession/replacement

nuevoanterior

Situated toward the front

viejo · ex · original

Phrases
Family

novel, innovation, renovation, innovator, innovators, nouveau, renovator

Familiarity
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