NEWFA’NGLED. adj. [new and fangle.] Formed with vain
or foolish love of novelty.
At Christmas I no more desire a rose,
Than with a snow in May’s newfangled shows;
But like of each thing, that in season grows. Shakesp.
Those charities are not newfangled devices of yesterday,
but are most of them as old as the reformation. Atterbury.
Dr. Johnson's Dictionary 
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