Definition of "new-fashioned" []

• Up-to-date; current. (adjective)
• Created in a new form or fashion. (adjective)

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• "For a lot of us, it's a way of building community - good old-fashioned (well, new-fashioned, actually) friendships."
• "Call me old-fashioned (or maybe it's new-fashioned since old movies often showed criminals as lovable) but I just wasn't in the mood to see the soft side of a brutal man who killed people who got in his way."
• "For shows that break the mold and succeed in turning old-fashioned into new-fashioned."