Synonyms for new-wave
| Grammar : Noun |
Définition of new-wave
Origin :- 1960, of cinema (from French Nouvelle Vague, late 1950s); 1976 as a name for the more restrained and melodic alternative to punk rock.
- As in new wave : noun alternative philosophy
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- be on same wavelength
- be on the same wavelength
- be the same wavelength
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- earthquake wave
- flag-waver
- frequency wave
- giant wave
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- Mach wave
- mach waves
- made waves
- make waves
- makes waves
- making waves
- microwave
- new-wave
- new wave
- on same wavelength
- on the same wavelength
- permanent wave
- radio wave
- rogue wave
- seismic sea wave
- seismic wave
- shock wave
- shortwave
- sine wave
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- unwavering
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- wave maker
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