neoplasticisms

/ˌnioʊˈplæstɪsɪzəmz/
noun
  1. Newly created words or phrases, especially those invented for a specific purpose or by a particular person.
    • Many neoplasticisms from science fiction, like 'robot,' have become everyday words.
    • Linguists study neoplasticisms to understand how language evolves over time.
    • The author's writing is full of clever neoplasticisms that make his stories feel fresh and original.
  2. The practice or process of inventing new words.
    • In advertising, neoplasticisms can help a brand stand out with a catchy, invented name.
    • Neoplasticisms often arise when speakers need a term for a new technology or concept.
    • The poet was known for her playful neoplasticisms, blending sounds to create unique expressions.
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