1. a person who has an excessive love of or enthusiasm for what is new or novel
Usage: often used in psychology and cultural criticism

1. characterized by or showing an excessive love of what is new or novel
Usage: often used in psychology and cultural criticism

Examples

• The tech industry attracts many neophiliacs who are always eager to adopt the latest gadgets.
• Her neophiliac tendencies made her quick to abandon old methods in favor of untested approaches.
• Neophiliacs often struggle with commitment because they are constantly drawn to new experiences.
• The marketing team capitalized on the neophiliac nature of younger consumers.
• Not every innovation is worth pursuing; neophiliacs sometimes overlook the value of proven solutions.
• His neophiliac personality meant he was the first to try every new restaurant in town.