new twist

Frequency: 8.015.0 per million words

a recent and different element or development

twistADJECTIVE + twist

Categories:

new

Examples (10)

  • The scandal has taken a new twist this week.
  • The chef put a new twist on the classic recipe.
  • His latest novel offers a new twist to the detective genre.
  • The debate took a new twist when unexpected evidence emerged.
  • They tried to give the traditional play a new twist to appeal to younger audiences.
  • Just when we thought we understood, the story presented a new twist.
  • The negotiation process introduced a new twist with the involvement of a third party.
  • This investigative report reveals a surprising new twist in the cold case.
  • Her innovative design added a new twist to conventional architecture.
  • Every season, the show creators manage to add a new twist to keep viewers engaged.