new-fangled
new-fangled is the alternative spelling of newfangled.
Meaning of newfangled
Adjective
newfangled (not comparable)
- New and often needlessly novel or gratuitously different; recently devised or fashionable, especially when not an improvement.
- newfangled electronic gadgets that cost a lot and do little
- Antonyms:
- oldfangled, old-fashioned
- Fond of novelty.
Forms of new-fangled
| comparative | more new-fangled |
|---|---|
| comparative | newer-fangled |
| superlative | most new-fangled |
| superlative | newest-fangled |
Questions about new-fangled
- What is new-fangled the alternative spelling of?
- New-fangled is the alternative spelling of newfangled.
Words near new-fangled in the dictionary
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