adverb

anew

uh-NOO/əˈnuː/

Again, especially in a new or different way.

The man begins his pear painting anew on a clean sheet.

An older man begins a painting anew: he paints a fresh arrangement of three pears on clean paper, while his earlier, differently arranged painting of the same pears lies beside it.

Etymology

The pieces suggest starting “from new”: doing something afresh rather than merely continuing it. That fresh start can mean either repeating something or doing it in a different way.

In context

LY Manhwa Recap273:38

house. I looked. It wasn t the same one as yesterday. The technique on the walls is a bit different from yesterday s house. You ll need to memorize it anew and cultivate it anew.

My Father Was Crippled, My Clan Abandoned Us, and I Awakened a Hunting Skill System

More examples

She reads the letter anew, noticing details she missed before.
The discovery forces us to consider the question anew.
He hopes to build his career anew in another city.

Similar words

again: Does not necessarily suggest a fresh approach or beginning.
afresh: Closely similar, emphasizing a fresh start rather than simple repetition.