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How to describe the new and old degree of a washing machine? I know brand new. But I am not sure how to describe something that is not brand new, but quite new.

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I would say 'used, in good condition'. You can also add an age, if you know it: 'slightly used, great condition, about six months old'. There are also phrases like 'as-new', which means that it has no signs of wear or age at all. Perhaps you could look at some ads, to see some of the phrases that people use?
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I'm not 100% sure that this is what you are looking for, but for example with used items on Amazon, the phrases "like new" and "perfect/great/good condition" are often used. If it is something that you have opened but not used, then "unused" can also work.

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