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Meanings of neo in English
International auxiliary language created by Arturo Alfandari.
Usage of neo in English
1
Recent attention has been focused on safety concerns regarding neo transgene expression.
2
He's particularly concerned at the threat posed by former neo-Nazi Marian Kotleba.
3
Christian Ernst Weißgerber is a reformed neo-Nazi, and offers some possible solutions.
4
Functional and structural analysis of the hepatocytes forming liver neo-tissue was performed.
5
A neo-natal nurse is a very good kind of person to be.
6
The neo-noir thriller starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway launched at No.
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Mr Chapman had a long history of involvement in far right, neo-Nazi groups.
8
EBONY: There is a somewhat neo-noir feel look to Do the Right Thing.
9
A southern equivalent of the Northern League with neo-fascist roots; policies broadly similar.
10
When Germans talk about the far-right and neo-Nazis, they usually mean eastern Germany.
11
Yet you do not share the emerging neo-atheist contempt for religion.
12
I'm not talking neo-Pagan, Chris -thoughI am Pagan, of course.
13
Not many male performers understand a woman's worth quite like neo-soul favorite Maxwell.
14
The neo peasants have a theory about tiny house living too, you see.
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Who are these emerging tribes of neo-green consumers, and what makes them tick?
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And Hiatus Kaiyote, an Aussie neo soul-jazz outfit who have just played NZ.
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Neo across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common