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Definition

Fire-new: adjective meaning brand new or freshly made, often used to describe something that is strikingly bright or attractive.

Crossword clues for fire-new

Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "fire-new".

  • Recently created and strikingly attractive.
  • Freshly made and eye-catching.
  • Bright and brand new in appearance.
  • Vibrant and newly crafted.
  • Newly minted and visually appealing.

Fire-new sentence examples

  1. The fire-new paint on the walls brightened up the entire room.
  2. She wore a fire-new dress that turned heads at the gala.
  3. After the renovations, the restaurant looked fire-new and inviting to customers.
  4. The fire-new technology promised to revolutionize the industry in ways we never imagined.
  5. He held a fire-new book in his hands, the pages still crisp and unturned.
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