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Neologism

Neologism. A newly coined word, phrase, or expression;. neophyte. A recent convert;. Nouveau riche. One who has become rich recently;. obese. Extremely fat, corpulent. obstinate. Stubbornly adhering to an idea, inflexible;. obstruct. To block or fill with obstacles;. oblique.

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Neologism

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  1. Neologism

  2. A newly coined word, phrase, or expression;

  3. neophyte

  4. A recent convert;

  5. Nouveau riche

  6. One who has become rich recently;

  7. obese

  8. Extremely fat, corpulent

  9. obstinate

  10. Stubbornly adhering to an idea, inflexible;

  11. obstruct

  12. To block or fill with obstacles;

  13. oblique

  14. Having a slanting or sloping direction;

  15. obstreperous

  16. Noisily defiant, unruly;

  17. obtuse

  18. Not sharp, pointed or acute in any form;

  19. obfuscate

  20. Make obscure or unclear

  21. omnibus

  22. An anthology of the works of one author

  23. omnipotent

  24. All powerful

  25. omniscience

  26. Having infinite knowledge;

  27. appease

  28. To bring to peace

  29. pact

  30. A formal agreement between nations;

  31. panorama

  32. An unobstructed and wide view of an extensive area

  33. panegyric

  34. Formal or elaborate praise at an assembly

  35. panoply

  36. A wide ranging and impressive array or display

  37. pantheon

  38. A public building consisting tombs or memorials of the illustrious dead of a nation;

  39. pandemic

  40. Widespread, general, universal

  41. par

  42. An equality in value and standing;

  43. parity

  44. An equality in amount, status or character

  45. apartheid

  46. Any system or caste that separates people according to race, etc.

  47. disparage

  48. To belittle, speak disrespectfully about;

  49. disparate

  50. Essentially different;

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