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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary ne·o·ter·ic \\ˌnē-ə-ˈter-ik\\ adjective ETYMOLOGY Late Latin neotericus, from Late Greek neōterikos,from Greek, youthful, from neōterios, comparative of neos new, young — more at new DATE 1596 : recent in origin : modern Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged ne·o·ter·ic I. \|nēə|terik\ adjective Etymology: Late Latin neotericus, from Late Greek neōterikos, from Greek, youthful, from neōteros more recent, newer (compar. of neos young, new) + -ikos -ic — more at new : recent in origin : modern Synonyms: see new II. noun (-s) : modern 1; especially : a modern writer |
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