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What is the difference between newest and latest ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between newest and latest ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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They are usually considered the same, but one can sometimes be more appropriate than the other.
If used to refer to something new, you could say "it's the latest" or "it's the newest".
But "latest" can also refer to time, for example:
"I want this done by 3PM at the latest"
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- English (UK)
They are usually considered the same, but one can sometimes be more appropriate than the other.
If used to refer to something new, you could say "it's the latest" or "it's the newest".
But "latest" can also refer to time, for example:
"I want this done by 3PM at the latest"
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- Polish
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