Synonyms for fresh start
fresh start

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1. fresh startnoun

   Synonyms:
   clean slate

2. fresh startnoun

   A new beginning, without prejudices.

   After the past disputes between the two countries, both sides decided to make a fresh start by agreeing to trade with each other again.

   Synonyms:
   clean slate

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1. fresh start, clean slate, tabula rasanoun

   an opportunity to start over without prejudice

   Synonyms:
   tabula rasa, clean slate

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1. Luke Messer:

   Paul went up and gave a from-the-heart speech, without any notes, about the fact this had to be a new beginning. That this was an opportunity for a fresh start for our conference, and we couldn't keep doing things the same old way, he has said we can't keep doing things the same way unless we want the same results. And some of those changes are changes that can happen relatively quickly.

2. European Commissioner Johannes Hahn:

   It is about a fresh start in our relationship with Turkey in a very comprehensive manner and I hope this can be confirmed in this summit.

3. Elizabeth Bennion:

   Symbolic politics have less to do with the specific policies people pass, and more to do with what they represent, as a young candidate and a millennial -- as somebody who has created a sense of optimism and moving forward for many people in the city of South Bend -- that seems to be what he represents to a lot of voters in Iowa and New Hampshire right now. A fresh start. And that symbolic politics matters a lot in a head of state.

4. Charles Krauthammer:

   With Hillary her image of course was known, but she was going to get a fresh start, she paid her dues, she had been a public servant as secretary of state, she was going to start with a fresh slate.

5. Donald McCullin:

   These changes should continue the process of restoring confidence in the court, alleviating fears of the consequences of appearing in court and giving many residents a fresh start.