neo-historicism
neo-historicism noun: a movement that draws inspiration from classical historicism.
Noun
neo-historicism (uncountable)
- A movement that draws inspiration from classical historicism
Forms of neo-historicism
| alternative form | neo-historism |
|---|---|
| alternative form | neo-Historism |
| alternative form | Neo-Historism |
| alternative form | neo-Historicism |
| alternative form | Neo-Historicism |
Origin of neo-historicism
From neo- + historicism.
Questions about neo-historicism
- What does neo-historicism mean?
- Neo-historicism means a movement that draws inspiration from classical historicism.
- What part of speech is neo-historicism?
- Neo-historicism is a noun.
Words near neo-historicism in the dictionary
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