something new
An unfamiliar thing
Something new refers to anything not previously existing, known, or experienced.
The phrase often carries positive connotations of freshness, opportunity, or excitement: I'm ready for something new, Let's try something new for dinner.
It can also signal uncertainty or unfamiliarity: This is something new—I've never seen the system behave this way.
- freshNewly made, not stale
- brand newCompletely unused, just acquired
- hot off the pressRecently published or released
- novelNew and unusual
- innovationCreating something original
discovery · unfamiliar · new beginnings · fresh start · beginning · clean slate · blank canvas · original · modern · breakthrough · debut · emerging · cutting-edge · pristine · untried · newborn · new kid · latest
- weddingwedding, wedding ring, marry, wedding ceremony, wedding rings
- weddingswedding, wedding dress, wedding cake, wedding ceremony, bride
- bridalgown, dress, wedding dress, veil, bouquet
- bridal attirewedding dress, bridal gown, wedding gown, bridal veil, wedding veil
something newsomething old
Item from the past
the usual · nothing new · old hat · old news · hand-me-downs
something, some, thing, things, somewhat, somewhere, someone, somebody, somehow