Neoteric
Pronounced:
<nee-o-ter-rik>
My use:
Airplanes are neoteric. They did not exist a thousand years ago.
Means:
Recent in origin; modern; new.
Literary:
Some being ancient, others neoterical. –Bacon.
Memory trick:
Neo . teric
Neo (means) new
Teric (reminds of) terrific
New and terrific
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