Meaning & use
Neophilia
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A strong love of or enthusiasm for what is new, novel, or unfamiliar.
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His neophilia meant he was always the first among his friends to try new gadgets.
Fashion industries thrive on neophilia, constantly pushing new trends to keep consumers interested.
A note on using this word
Formed from Greek roots meaning "new" and "love," it stands in direct contrast to neophobia, the fear of new things.
Words with an opposite meaning
neophobia
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