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The brief, glorious window before something becomes everything you already own.
means Recently made, discovered, or experienced; not previously existing or known.
from From Old English neowe, sharing deep roots with Latin novus and Greek neos — humanity has been excited about freshness for millennia.
Marketing fuelAmong the most powerful words in advertising.
Linguistic ancestorTraces to Proto-Indo-European newos, thousands of years old.
Perpetual paradoxNothing stays new; the word self-destructs over time.