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newbornadjective made or become fresh in spirits or vigorfelt like a newborn activist after that pep rally energized, freshened, invigorated, new, reanimated, reborn, recreated, reenergized, refreshed, regenerated, reinvigorated, renewed, resuscitated, revived animated, enlivened, exhilarated, jazzed (up)resurrectedrested, untired, unwearied drained, enervate, enervated, exhausted, knackered(British), weakened tired, wearydampened, deadenedemasculated, unmanneddemoralized, disheartened, dispirited a recently born personintentionally bought clothes that were too big for her newborn but which undoubtedly would fit him in a few months babe, baby, bambino, child, infant, neonate cherubfoundling, nursling, sucklingpreemie(also premie)bantling, kid, kiddie(also kiddy), kiddo, moppet, toddler, tot, tyke(also tike)boy, nipper, tadjuvenile, minor, youngling, youngster, youthbrat, imp, squirt, urchin, whippersnappergirl, hoyden, tomboy adult, grown-upelder, graybeard, oldster, old-timer, senior, senior citizen in the 14th century |