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61Neo-Fascist — /nioʊ ˈfæʃəst/ (say neeoh fashuhst) noun 1. an adherent of any form of Fascism founded or revived since World War II. –adjective 2. of or relating to such a person or such a form of Fascism. –Neo Fascism, noun …
62neo-impressionism — /ˌnioʊ ɪmˈprɛʃənɪzəm/ (say .neeoh im preshuhnizuhm) noun a movement in art in the 1880s and 1890s, characterised by the use of pointillism in the application of colour and by strict and formal composition …
63Neo-Lamarckism — /ˌnioʊ ləˈmakɪzəm/ (say .neeoh luh mahkizuhm) noun the theory of Lamarckism as expounded by later biologists who hold especially that some acquired traits of organisms may be transmitted to descendants, but that natural selection also is a factor …
64Neo-Latin — /nioʊ ˈlætn/ (say neeoh latn) noun → New Latin …
65neo-Luddite — /nioʊ ˈlʌdaɪt/ (say neeoh luduyt) noun 1. → Luddite (def. 2). –adjective 2. → Luddite (def. 4). {neo + Luddite} …
66Neo-Melanesian — /ˌnioʊ mɛləˈniʒən/ (say .neeoh meluh neezhuhn) noun → Melanesian pidgin …
67neo-mort — /ˈnioʊ mɔt/ (say neeoh mawt) noun a body which is brain dead but still has some other organs, such as the heart and lungs, kept functioning by artificial means. {neo + Latin mort(uus) dead; coined by Willard Gaylin, American psychiatrist, in his… …
68Neo-Nazi — /nioʊ ˈnatsi/ (say neeoh nahtsee) noun 1. an adherent of any form of Nazism founded or revived since World War II. –adjective 2. of or relating to such a person or such a form of Nazism. –Neo Nazism, noun …
69neo-orthodoxy — /nioʊ ˈɔθədɒksi/ (say neeoh awthuhdoksee) noun (sometimes upper case) 1. a movement in Protestantism of the early 20th century, seeking to rethink and re establish traditional beliefs in the light of modern experience and revelation. 2. a modern… …
70neo-paganism — /nioʊ ˈpeɪgənɪzəm/ (say neeoh payguhnizuhm) noun any contemporary form of paganism based on polytheistic or pantheistic principles and often involving some form of witchcraft or sorcery. –neo pagan, adjective, noun …
