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neognostic

neognostic adjective: of or pertaining to neognosticism.

Adjective

neognostic (comparative more neognostic, superlative most neognostic)

  1. Of or pertaining to neognosticism.
    • It was in Languedoc that a neognostic group, the Cathars, flourished.1994, Diogenes Allen, Eric O. Springsted, Spirit, nature, and community: issues in the thought of Simone Weil, page 204

Forms of neognostic

comparativemore neognostic
superlativemost neognostic

Origin of neognostic

From neo- + gnostic.

Questions about neognostic

What does neognostic mean?
Neognostic means of or pertaining to neognosticism.
What part of speech is neognostic?
Neognostic is an adjective.

Words near neognostic in the dictionary

  1. neoglyphioceratid
  2. neoglyphioceratids
  3. neognath
  4. neognathous
  5. neognaths
  6. neognostic
  7. neognosticism
  8. neogobiid
  9. neogobiids
  10. neogobiin
  11. neogobiins

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