De novo

by | Oct 7, 2023

 De novo – It means “from the beginning” or “anew.” In various contexts, it can imply starting something fresh or addressing a situation without relying on previous knowledge or precedent.

  • De  :- from or of
  • Novo :- anew or beginning 

ExampleAfter the project failed, they decided to approach denovo , with a completely new strategy.” This means they decided to start the project again from the beginning with a fresh approach. 

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