Definition of Neophytic

1. [adj]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Neophytic

neopentylglycol
neopharmaphobia
neophile
neophiles
neophilia
neophiliac
neophiliacs
neophilias
neophobe
neophobes
neophobia
neophobic
neophrenia
neophyte
neophytes
neophytic (current term)
neopinone
neoplasia
neoplasias
neoplasm
neoplasm: gallium imaging
neoplasm circulating cells
neoplasm invasiveness
neoplasm metastasis
neoplasm seeding
neoplasm staging
neoplasm transplantation
neoplasms
neoplasms by histologic type
neoplasms by site

Literary usage of Neophytic

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Popular Science Monthly (1889)
"... during which gymnosperms—conifers and cycads—obtained the predominance, while foliage-trees were still absent; and the tertiary or neophytic period, ..."

2. The Cornhill Magazine by George Smith (1873)
"... that is, through the medium of their own born chiefs and begs, the Georgian Muslims were at first attached with proper neophytic fervour. ..."

3. Student Life and Customs by Henry Davidson Sheldon (1901)
"Some dire calamity, methinks, impends above the neophytic heads. But hark! The High Pontiff draws nigh." The High Pontiff proceeds, in even more direful ..."

4. Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society Annual Meeting by American Ophthalmological Society (1915)
"And, in this connection, it may be further suggested to the neophytic ophthalmic nurse, and, perhaps, to some who hardly deserve to be so classified, ..."

5. Essays in the Study of Sienese Painting by Bernard Berenson (1918)
"My mentor, who perhaps had had his fill of emotion in the work of art> or perchance was growing impatient of my neophytic aphasia, cut me short with: "Yes, ..."

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