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neoclassical compound

neoclassical compound noun: a word formed from combining forms originating from classical languages (Ancient Greek or classical Latin), such as biology.

Noun

neoclassical compound

  1. A word formed from combining forms originating from classical languages (Ancient Greek or classical Latin), such as biology.

Origin of neoclassical compound

* neo-classical compound

Questions about neoclassical compound

What does neoclassical compound mean?
Neoclassical compound means a word formed from combining forms originating from classical languages (Ancient Greek or classical Latin), such as biology.
What part of speech is neoclassical compound?
Neoclassical compound is a noun.

Words near neoclassical compound in the dictionary

  1. neochromosome
  2. neochromosomes
  3. neocinchophen
  4. neoclassic
  5. neoclassical
  6. neoclassical compound
  7. neoclassical dark wave
  8. neoclassical darkwave
  9. neoclassical liberal
  10. neoclassical liberalism
  11. neoclassical liberals

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