Definition Synonyms
Definition of neoteric - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
designRare modern or new in style or designRare
- The neoteric architecture of the building impressed everyone.
2.
recentRare recently developed or createdRare
- The neoteric technology has revolutionized the industry.
Noun
1.
innovationRare someone with new or modern ideasRare
- As a neoteric, she introduced groundbreaking theories.
2.
historical poetDated poet from the neoterics of 1st century BCDated
- Catullus was a renowned neoteric of his time.
Origin of neoteric
Greek, neos (new) + teros (comparative suffix)
Examples of neoteric in a sentence
Her neoteric fashion sense set her apart from her peers. The neoteric design caught everyone's attention at the exhibition. Her neoteric approach to teaching has inspired many students. The neoteric challenged traditional views with fresh insights. As a neoteric, his ideas were ahead of his time. The neoteric's verses were celebrated in ancient Rome.
Scholars study the works of neoterics for insight.
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- French:moderne, novateur, ...
- German:neuartig, Neuerer, ...
- Italian:neoterico, innovatore, ...
- Spanish:neotérico, vanguardista, ...
- Portuguese:moderno, modernista, ...
- Chinese:现代的, 新思想家, ...
- Japanese:新しい, ネオテリック, ...
- Arabic:حَدِيث, مجدّد, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹדֶרְנִי, חָדְשָׁן, ...
- Russian:современный, новатор, ...
- Ukrainian:сучасний, новатор, ...
- Hindi:आधुनिक, नवाचारी, ...
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