| newfound freedom | 2.30 | She savored her newfound freedom. | ||
| newfound fame | 2.17 | His newfound fame was a long time coming. | ||
| newfound power | 1.51 | Carter feels his newfound power. | ||
| newfound sense | 1.32 | But he claims a newfound sense of purpose for the playoffs. | ||
| newfound wealth | 1.18 | He was seduced by his newfound wealth and wanted more. | ||
| newfound friend | 1.05 | Coutts and Larson are newfound friends. | ||
| newfound popularity | 1.05 | And how would Austen feel about her newfound popularity? | ||
| newfound success | 0.92 | They were heady with their newfound success. | ||
| newfound knowledge | 0.86 | What she does know is how to use the newfound knowledge. | ||
| newfound celebrity | 0.79 | Now Brady must deal with the fame of newfound celebrity. | ||
| newfound confidence | 0.79 | She went at her work with newfound confidence and a new voice. | ||
| newfound interest | 0.72 | He said Giordano was enjoying the newfound interest in his candidacy. | ||
| newfound respect | 0.72 | Competitors, too, offer newfound respect. | ||
| newfound prosperity | 0.66 | So, a very small slice of America is benefiting from the competitive revival and the newfound prosperity. | ||
| newfound status | 0.66 | Others are less impressed with their newfound social status. | ||
| newfound ally | 0.59 | Kemp heaped praise on his newfound ally. | ||
| newfound faith | 0.59 | He also found a newfound faith. | ||
| newfound optimism | 0.59 | Hrawi, a pro-Syrian Christian, did not give a reason for his newfound optimism. | ||
| newfound attention | 0.53 | He really appreciated the newfound attention paid to him. | ||
| newfound role | 0.53 | I was looking forward to my newfound musical role as a teen idol. |