neoterism (Meaning)
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neoterism (n.)
An innovation or novelty; a neoteric word or phrase.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neoterism
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neoterism Sentence Examples
- The neoterism of the avant-garde movement challenged traditional artistic norms.
- The poet's neoterism manifested in their use of unconventional language and imagery.
- The neoterists of the Roman Republic rebelled against the established poets' stale conventions.
- The invention of the telegraph sparked a neoterism in communication technology.
- The rapid advancement of science brought about numerous neoterisms in medical treatments.
- The neoterism of urban slang reflects the ever-changing nature of language.
- The Bauhaus movement embraced neoterism as a way to break free from traditional design principles.
- The neoterism in political discourse has led to the emergence of new ideologies.
- The neoterism of social norms has created both opportunities and challenges for modern society.
- The rise of artificial intelligence has ushered in an era of neoterism in computational capabilities.
FAQs About the word neoterism
An innovation or novelty; a neoteric word or phrase.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The neoterism of the avant-garde movement challenged traditional artistic norms.
The poet's neoterism manifested in their use of unconventional language and imagery.
The neoterists of the Roman Republic rebelled against the established poets' stale conventions.
The invention of the telegraph sparked a neoterism in communication technology.
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