neo-Georgian

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• neo- — [ni:əu, ni:ə US ni:ou, ni:ə] prefix [in nouns and adjectives] [: Greek; Origin: neos new ] based on a style, set of ideas, or political system that existed in the past = ↑new ▪ neo Georgian architecture ▪ neo fascists …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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