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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a welcome year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a year that is positively received or brings good fortune or happiness.
Example: "After a challenging previous year, we are all looking forward to a welcome year filled with new opportunities and growth."
Alternatives: "a favorable year" or "a pleasant year".
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Cassandra delights in Lena Dunham's series "Girls", which, while funny, has drawn interesting attention to the plight of youngsters trying to make it in big cities such as New York.2014 may be a welcome year of change, at least for those with a degree.
2008 could be a welcome year of change for manufacturing and trade policy.
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While money has never been Mallon's sole motivation, there is something special about crossing the $1 million mark, and adding this weekend's $215,000 first-place check would be a welcome year-end bonus.
New Zealand's Campbell finished on 12 under, his best finish for four years and a welcome result after years of struggle since winning his only major in 2005.
Visitors, welcome year-round, browse and purchase art.
While he counts among his most memorable moments encounters with students, undergraduates said they rarely saw him between a welcome handshake freshman year and commencement.
"They're not talking about how to close a budget gap anymore, which is a welcome relief after years of that during and after the Great Recession.
This means pay is rising for workers in real terms, providing a welcome boost after years of sub-inflation pay growth after the financial crisis.
That will leave Mr. Berman as Mr. Beck's only subtenant, which he says will be a welcome respite after years of roommates.
The inclusion of Burundi in Clinton's list of foreign-policy hot spots was a welcome novelty... Years of fighting between an Army controlled by the Tutsi minority and rebels from the Hutu majority have turned that Central African country into one of the world's nastiest ethnic slaughterhouses.
The announcement of the approval in Brussels was met with relief at Monsanto, the biotechnology giant that produces the corn, where it was seen as a welcome change after years of rejection.
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