Definition

Relating to new words or expressions that have recently been created or introduced into a language.

Example

The author's neologistic style made the book feel fresh and innovative.

Conversation

Have you noticed how many neologistic terms are popping up lately?

Yeah, it's like every week there's a new word that everyone's using.

I wonder where they all come from and who invents them.

It's fascinating! Language is always evolving, and those neologistic expressions are part of that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Neologistic → It is formed from "neo-" (meaning new) and "logistic" (from Greek "logistikos", meaning skilled in calculation or reasoning). The word "neologistic" refers to something that is characterized by the use of new words or expressions, particularly in language.

Memory Tip

Think of 'neo-' meaning new, and 'logistic' relating to reasoning or language — this helps you remember that 'neologistic' refers to new expressions or words.

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