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Adverb(1) again but in a new or different way
Adjective(1) fresh; again

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(1) In 1648, Civil War broke out anew , and the King was often in Kingston.(2) There is also need to help them begin investing in housing anew as it is a very reliable source of income.(3) He has since refiled that suit on behalf of other parents and the whole process has begun anew .(4) However, his genius was so great that other than French people forgot his dishonesty and he began life anew in his native place.(5) That day, on which his life began anew , is still fresh in the mind of Colin Warner, 42.(6) Parts are shipped back, a new die is produced, and then the sequence begins anew .(7) her career had begun anew, with a lucrative Japanese modelling contract(8) Now, with the sequel nearing completion, you might expect that the debate will begin anew .(9) A chance to see new things, to begin anew , to find her place in the worldu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac surely that wouldn't be so bad?(10) She blinks a few times, shakes her head to get the hair out of her eyes, and begins her stare anew .(11) After several months, the ones that survive the hazards at sea seek out a new stream and begin the cycle anew .(12) He began his march to the exit anew but halted once more, turning his head back to face her again.(13) I was finally, mercifully, closing the door to my religious past and beginning life anew .(14) She threw her arms around her old friend, making his glasses crooked, and began crying anew .(15) Rose has decided that she will have her child adopted and begin her life anew .(16) You have only to see things once more in the light of your first and earlier vision, and life begins anew .