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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is a newborn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has just been born or is very new.
Example: "The puppy is a newborn and needs special care."
Alternatives: "is an infant" or "is newly born."
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According to the "leaptionary" at Ms. Dawn's Web site, it is a newborn leap day baby.
If it is a newborn baby, it needs to be 30 or 40ml [of formula] every three to four hours.
One day, he will sell his memoirs, but for now there is a newborn club that needs tending.
In principle, no person should ever be forced to volunteer his own body to save another's life, even if that individual is a newborn baby.
Plus, if your third child is a newborn who is completely nocturnal, it's like the other team having players who are allowed to score after the final whistle.
Here the stranger is a newborn baby, whom the lighthouse keeper and his wife, desperate for a family, take in as their own.
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Embedded deep in the revolving disk may even be a newborn planet.
The oldest resident was an artist in her 60s; the youngest was a newborn.
(When my daughter was a newborn, a pediatrician referred to one of those as "liquid gold").
When he was a newborn, I searched his face for features like my own.
Maybe my mom was a newborn, coming home to be loved and nurtured in all the ways that could keep her healthy and in recovery.
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