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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new resident" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who has recently moved to a particular place or community.
Example: "As a new resident of the city, I am eager to explore all the local attractions."
Alternatives: "a recent arrival" or "a new member of the community".
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Photos: Pennsylvania Avenue has a new resident.
Doyers, one of Chinatown's oldest streets, has a new resident.
Moving in and the weeks that follow are extremely stressful times for a new resident.
Three weeks after Highsmith's arrival, a new resident appeared at Yaddo: Flannery O'Connor.
"Dish doesn't exist, in my opinion," said Scott Bonfoey, 51, a new resident who gets DirecTV.
I'm a new resident of Manchester and I am still finding my way around.
From a distance of half…"}]} Doyers, one of Chinatown's oldest streets, has a new resident.
WASHINGTON — There is a new resident at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and a new playmate for Bo, the presidential pooch.
Leslie Pastor, a new resident, said she had been drawn by the express subway service at 72nd Street.
"Pontiac is getting its heartbeat back," said Robert Karazim, a new resident who owns apartment and retail space downtown.
Carol Goleb, a new resident to Oceanside, Long Island, has taken shelter with her parents in Queens.
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