Synonyms for Newest:

• adj.

  •additional (adjective)
  • on the side,
  • Appended,
  • affixed,
  • new,
  • perk,
  • option,
  • over-and-above,
  • padding,
  • spare.
  •avant-garde (adjective)
  • innovative,
  • lead,
  • liberal,
  • radical,
  • progressive,
  • Pioneering,
  • vanguard,
  • experimental,
  • leading-edge,
  • new wave.
  •beta (adjective)
  • testing,
  • flaky,
  • suspect,
  • pre-release,
  • mostly working,
  • unready,
  • dubious.
  •blank (adjective)
  • bare,
  • unfilled,
  • vacant,
  • void,
  • unmarked,
  • barren,
  • spotless,
  • clean,
  • plain,
  • empty,
  • virginal,
  • white,
  • vacuous,
  • pale,
  • uncompleted.
  •colonial (adjective)
  • immigrant,
  • crude,
  • primitive,
  • territorial,
  • dominion,
  • puritan,
  • unsettled,
  • provincial,
  • dependent,
  • early american,
  • prerevolutionary,
  • uncultured,
  • unsophisticated,
  • Outland,
  • emigrant,
  • pioneer,
  • pilgrim,
  • Transplanted,
  • wild,
  • frontier.
  •contemporary (adjective)
  • instant,
  • existent,
  • voguish,
  • red-hot,
  • present,
  • present-day,
  • mod,
  • contempo,
  • à la mode,
  • now,
  • abreast,
  • extant,
  • hot off press,
  • in vogue,
  • with it,
  • up-to-the-minute.
  •new (adjective)
  • extra,
  • fresh,
  • youthful,
  • farther,
  • supplementary,
  • unseasoned,
  • redesigned,
  • renewed,
  • further,
  • inexperienced,
  • contemporary,
  • unused,
  • another,
  • unique,
  • modern,
  • au courant,
  • different,
  • distinct,
  • late,
  • regenerated,
  • else,
  • spick-and-span,
  • modish,
  • increased,
  • novel,
  • altered,
  • revived,
  • changed,
  • brand-new,
  • unfamiliar,
  • original,
  • unknown,
  • strange,
  • refreshed,
  • added,
  • ultramodern,
  • uncontaminated,
  • just out,
  • improved,
  • virgin,
  • more,
  • unskilled,
  • untouched,
  • untried,
  • dissimilar,
  • other,
  • current,
  • unusual,
  • unlike,
  • advanced,
  • unaccustomed,
  • cutting-edge,
  • topical,
  • recent,
  • dewy,
  • untrodden,
  • unspoiled,
  • untrained.
  •state-of-the-art (adjective)
  • brand new,
  • avant garde,
  • more trendsetting,
  • more inthing,
  • fore front,
  • more in thing,
  • more forefront,
  • most in thing,
  • most forefront,
  • avantgarde,
  • most in-thing,
  • all rage,
  • ultra modern,
  • inthing,
  • most inthing,
  • fore-front,
  • more in-thing,
  • most trendsetting,
  • brandnew.
  •up-to-date (adjective)
  • more with it,
  • more neoteric,
  • most happening,
  • most faddish,
  • more with-it,
  • most neoteric,
  • most today,
  • nowest,
  • most withit,
  • more abreast,
  • more happening,
  • more faddish,
  • more today,
  • most up,
  • up to date,
  • state of art,
  • state the art,
  • withit,
  • most abreast,
  • most with it,
  • most with-it,
  • more up,
  • more withit,
  • state art,
  • nower.

• a. & adv.

  •anew (adjective, adverb)
  • newly,
  • de novo,
  • come again,
  • in a different way,
  • over,
  • over again,
  • once again,
  • another time,
  • one more time,
  • once more,
  • afresh,
  • from scratch,
  • from the beginning,
  • lately,
  • in a new way,
  • recently.

• n.

  •fashionable (noun)
  • fashionable.
  •newest (noun)
  • stylish.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • extreme,
  • conclusive,
  • NEWER,
  • final,
  • definite,
  • untested,
  • newfound,
  • newborn,
  • terminal,
  • decisive,
  • minute,
  • state of the art,
  • net,
  • hottest,
  • farthest,
  • hot,
  • refreshing,
  • definitive,
  • most novel,
  • most recent,
  • freshest,
  • concluding,
  • lowest,
  • utmost.

Paraphrases for Newest:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    NEWER, new.

• Independent

  • Adjective, superlative
    nearest, greatest, highest, youngest, littlest, earliest, most, biggest, lastest, best.
  • Adjective
    hot, modern.

Antonyms for Newest:

• adj.

  • additional
    necessary.
  • avant-garde
    conservative, conventional.
  • blank
    filled, habited, occupied, full.
  • colonial
    modern, new.
  • contemporary
    past, preceding.
  • new
    existing, outdated, old, Deteriorated, existent, usual, out-of-date, old-fashioned, unstylish, common, worn.