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neophyte

Pronunciation: [ˈniːəʊfaɪt]

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Learn how to use neophyte in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “learning”

(noun) a person who is new to a particular activity or field. Imagine someone just starting to learn how to play soccer; they’re still figuring things out and learning the rules.

Example

As a neophyte in the cooking class, she was excited to learn how to make new dishes.

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He was not a neophyte anymore; after years of practice, he was now an expert chef.

Example

What challenges do neophytes often face when they start a new sport?

Context: “religion”

(noun) a person who has recently converted to a new religion or belief. Think of someone who just started going to a new church; they are learning about the teachings and practices.

Example

The congregation welcomed the neophyte member with open arms, making sure he felt included.

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She was no longer a neophyte in her faith; she had studied and practiced for many years.

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How can we help a neophyte understand the beliefs of our community?

How to pronounce neophyte

Pronunciation: [ˈniːəʊfaɪt]

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