1. relating to or characterized by the creation or use of new words or expressions
Usage: linguistics; formal

Examples

• The author’s neologistic style made her poetry difficult to understand.
• Shakespeare was known for his neologistic tendencies, coining hundreds of new words.
• The tech industry’s neologistic vocabulary changes rapidly with new innovations.
• His neologistic approach to language reflected his creative personality.
• The poet’s neologistic expressions challenged readers to think differently about language.
• Critics praised the writer’s neologistic brilliance in creating vivid new terms.