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Another word for novelty

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novelty*

modif.

curious, odd, fashionable; see unusual 2.

novelty Synonyms

novelty

n.

The quality of being novel
originality, recentness, modernity, freshness; see newness.
Something popular because it is new
innovation, origination, creation; see fad.
A striking article, usually one that is cheap and garish
oddity, curiosity, gimcrack; see knickknack.

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Another word for novelty

noun

The quality of being novel:
freshness, innovativeness, newfangledness, newness, originality. See new
A new and unusual thing:
innovation. See new
A small showy article:
bauble, bibelot, gewgaw, gimcrack, knickknack, toy, trifle, trinket, whatnot. See thing

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The novelty of the opinion is also alluded to.
To be called beautiful was a novelty in his experience.
Its potters took fiamb glazes for models, and their pieces possessed an air of novelty that attracted connoisseurs.
One novelty, however, of the first importance is due to a Vienna physician of the period, Leopold Auenbrugger (1722-1809), the inventor of the method of recognizing diseases of the chest by percussion.
3 It seems certain here that some ceremony was observed which was deemed worthy of record not for its novelty, but as a thing of recognized importance.

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