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Complete the phrase as fresh a?

The phrase "as fresh as" can be completed in many ways depending on the context. Here are some options:

Descriptive:

* as fresh as a daisy: meaning full of energy and vitality.

* as fresh as paint: meaning new, clean, and unblemished.

* as fresh as a spring breeze: meaning invigorating and refreshing.

* as fresh as a morning dew: meaning clean, pure, and sparkling.

Comparative:

* as fresh as yesterday's bread: meaning slightly stale or not as new.

* as fresh as the ocean air: meaning clean, invigorating, and expansive.

* as fresh as the snow: meaning pristine, pure, and untouched.

* as fresh as a new start: meaning full of hope and possibility.

Figurative:

* as fresh as an idea: meaning novel, original, and exciting.

* as fresh as a new perspective: meaning different, insightful, and enlightening.

* as fresh as a new beginning: meaning a chance to start over.

* as fresh as a challenge: meaning stimulating, invigorating, and motivating.

The best completion will depend on what you want to convey.

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