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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nouveau" is correct and usable in written English, though it is a French expression.
It can be used to indicate something that is new or has been revived, often in artistic or cultural contexts.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition showcases her work in a nouveau style, blending traditional techniques with modern themes."
Alternatives: "newly" or "afresh".
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Iceland is like a nouveau riche country.
A nouveau juice bar for nouveau-riche Williamsburg.
Muhammad (570-632) was born in a nouveau riche Mecca.
Here's a primer to the pulpy bounty: A nouveau juice bar for nouveau-riche Williamsburg.
The crowd, hostile to a nouveau riche, brought him down; he was accused of magic.
This Beaujolais Villages is much meatier and richer than a nouveau.
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This is not the story of a nouveau-riche club rising through the ranks.
A nouveau-riche businessman tosses out Chunghwas as if they were rice.
So we did, even as a nouveau-burlesque show took over the stage.
A British art critic encounters a nouveau-riche American lady while covering a Post-Impressionist Exhibition in Paris.
Many dishes have a nouveau-Lone Star theme -- like the lime jalapeno pasta with grilled Gulf Coast shrimp.
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