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Neo is a prefix from the ancient Greek word for young, neos (νέος), which is derived from the Proto-Indo European word for new, néwos.

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Neo-Baroque - Neo-Burlesque - Neo-Byzantine architecture - Neo-Dada - Neo-Dadaists - Neo-Dadism - Neo-Expressionism - Neo-Futurism - Neo-Futurists - Neo-Impressionism - Neo-Marxism - Neo-Marxist - Neo-Marxists - Neo-Plasticism - Neo-Platonic - Neo-Primitivist - Neo-Renaissance - Neo-academism - Neo-baroque - Neo-classic - Neo-classical - Neo-classicism - Neo-conceptual art - Neo-expressionism - Neo-expressionists - Neo-figurative - Neo-impressionism - Neo-noir - Neo-paganism - Neo-primitivism - Neo-realism - Neo-romantic - Neo-romanticism - Neo-soul - Neo Tourism - Neo avant-garde - Neo avant-gardes - Neo noir - Neo soul - Neoavanguardia - Neoclassical - Neoclassical architecture - Neoclassicism - Neoclassicism (music) - Neoexpressionism - Neofolk - Neoformalism - Neoformalist - Neoliberalism - Neolithic Revolution - Neolithic revolution - Neologism - Neon - Neon (journal) - Neon Boys - Neon Judgement - Neon Lights - Neon lamp - Neon sign - Neopaganism - Neophilia - Neoplatonism - Neorealism - Neoromanticism (music) - Neosurrealism