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Neopaganism

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• Neopallium

  [nee-oh-pal-ee-uh m] /ˌni oʊˈpæl i əm/ noun, plural neopallia [nee-oh-pal-ee-uh] /ˌni oʊˈpæl i ə/ (Show IPA), neopalliums. 1. . neopallium ne·o·pal·li·um (nē’ō-pāl’ē-əm) n. pl ne·o·pal·li·ums or ne·o·pal·li·a (-pāl’ē-ə) See isocortex.

• Neo-Pentecostal

  [nee-oh-pen-ti-kaws-tl, -kos-] /ˌni oʊˌpɛn tɪˈkɔs tl, -ˈkɒs-/ adjective 1. (def 2). noun 2. a member of a or neo-Pentecostal movement.

• Neophilia

  /ˌniːəʊˈfɪlɪə/ noun 1. a tendency to like anything new; love of novelty /nee”oh-fil”-ee-*/ The trait of being excited and pleased by novelty. Common among most hackers, SF fans, and members of several other connected leading-edge subcultures, including the pro-technology “Whole Earth” wing of the ecology movement, space activists, many members of Mensa, and the Discordian/neo-pagan […]

• Neophiliac

  noun one who loves new things, novelty

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