freshly

freshly
fresh‧ly /ˈfreʃli/ adverbfreshly ground/picked/made etc recently ground, picked etc:
    freshly ground pepper
     

THESAURUS

   ▪ recently not long ago, especially a few days, weeks, or months ago: The President has recently returned from a tour of South America. | A new species of plant was recently discovered in Brazil.
   ▪ lately especially spoken during the recent past, especially during the weeks or days closest to now: I’ve been really busy lately so I haven’t been out much. | There hasn’t been much in the news lately.
   ▪ just especially spoken a very short time ago, especially only a few minutes, hours, days, or weeks ago: John’s just gone out. | They’ve just had a new baby.
   ▪ a short/little while ago especially spoken not long ago – often used when you are not sure exactly when: That house was sold a short while ago. | I looked in on her a little while ago and she was fast asleep.
   ▪ the other day spoken recently, especially only a few days ago: I met Lucy in town the other day. | You’ll never guess what happened to me the other day.
   ▪ freshly made, prepared, done etc not long ago – used especially about food and drink. Also used about things that have just been painted, washed, or dug: freshly baked bread | freshly squeezed orange juice | The boat had been freshly painted.
   ▪ newly created, built, married etc not long ago: the newly created position of Chief Designer | a newly married couple | their newly elected president