adjective
definition
(usually derogatory or humorous) Modern, unfamiliar, or different.
example
newfangled electronic gadgets that cost a lot and do little
Examples of newfangled in a Sentence
These are something of a newfangled approach to boot styling.
From heirloom seeds to newfangled technology, the company's products make gardening fun.
They've got all kinds of newfangled ways of digging up the past.
You ai n't afeard o ' those newfangled things!
The trouble is you don't want to buy one of these newfangled phones that makes the whole shebang possible.
Do you opt for the same old liquid you've been wearing for years or try the newfangled discovery that has taken the cosmetics industry by storm?
Will it be something old fashioned, newfangled, plain or fancy, inspired by a nursery rhyme or bedtime story?
Fans of basic, classic mascaras can rest assured that their beloved formulas will always have a place on drugstore walls, but even newfangled products created by trusted brands may pass muster with these consumers.
The trouble is you do n't want to buy one of these newfangled phones that makes the whole shebang possible.