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81neoliberal — /nioʊˈlɪbrəl/ (say neeoh libruhl) adjective 1. of or relating to a movement that regards the freeing up of trade restrictions and economic relations as a basis for greater economic development and social freedoms. –noun 2. a person espousing such …
82neomycin — /nioʊˈmaɪsən/ (say neeoh muysuhn) noun a mixture of closely related antibiotics, similar to streptomycin but more effective in combating certain infections, particularly those of the urinary tract. {neo + myc + in2} …
83neonatal — /nioʊˈneɪtl/ (say neeoh naytl) adjective of or relating to a newborn child …
84neonate — /ˈnioʊneɪt / (say neeohnayt) noun 1. a newborn child, having made the transition from maternally supported intra uterine life to relatively independent life in the external environment. 2. a newborn animal. –adjective 3. of or relating to a… …
85neonaticide — /nioʊˈneɪtəsaɪd/ (say neeoh naytuhsuyd) noun the murder of a newborn baby …
86neonatology — /ˌnioʊnəˈtɒlədʒi/ (say .neeohnuh toluhjee) noun that branch of medicine which deals with disorders and problems of newborn babies. {neonat(e) + o + logy} –neonatologist, noun …
87neoplasticism — /nioʊˈplæstəsɪzəm/ (say neeoh plastuhsizuhm) noun the theory and practice of abstract painting developed by Mondrian and the de Stijl group of artists, characterised by formal structure, restricted colour range, and limited spatial relationships …
88neoplasty — /ˈnioʊplæsti/ (say neeohplastee) noun the repairing or restoration of a part by plastic surgery. {neo + plasty} …
89neoprene — /ˈnioʊprin/ (say neeohpreen) noun a synthetic rubber obtained from the polymerisation of chloroprene. {neo + pr(opyl) + ene} …
90neorealism — /ˌnioʊˈriəlɪzəm/ (say .neeoh reeuhlizuhm) noun a style, especially in postwar Italian films, of depicting the life of ordinary people living in difficult conditions …
