neoterized (Meaning)

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neoterized (imp. & p. p.)

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The neoterized language of the hip-hop subculture baffled its older listeners.
The director neoterized the play's script, infusing it with contemporary themes.
The historian's neoterized interpretation of the past challenged traditional narratives.
The artist's neoterized paintings fused elements of modern and classical art.
The architect's neoterized design for the skyscraper incorporated cutting-edge materials and techniques.
The fashion industry constantly neoterizes its styles, embracing new trends and innovations.
The neoterized version of the novel introduced a more relatable and accessible protagonist.
The professor's neoterized lecture on quantum physics sparked a renewed interest in the subject.
The band's neoterized sound blended traditional folk melodies with electronic beats.
The neoterized translation of the ancient text brought its insights to a wider audience.

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The neoterized language of the hip-hop subculture baffled its older listeners.

The director neoterized the play's script, infusing it with contemporary themes.

The historian's neoterized interpretation of the past challenged traditional narratives.

The artist's neoterized paintings fused elements of modern and classical art.