Similar words: neon, neonatal, neoprene, neophyte, erroneous, none other than, neologism, neolithic. Meaning: ['nɪːəʊ] 
adj. (used as a combining form) recent or new.
adj. (used as a combining form) recent or new. 
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61. Neo was given the task by the project manager to measure the performance impact of the trigger under bulk feed with automated load testing tools.
62. AIM : To undertake further research of the neo - clerodane d iterpenens from Ajuga deumbens.
63. Conclusion levofloxacin could be compatible with VC 、 KCl 、 NEO 、 MUCO and ATP + CoA.
64. The fourth part is the specific analysis of novels of neo sensationalism, novels of neo sensationalism had built a literature simulacrum of the Shanghai city, so they had a important reference value.
65. During my visit to Mount Lemmon, he made a trumpeting noise just before he pointed out the first NEO to us.
More similar words: neon, neonatal, neoprene, neophyte, erroneous, none other than, neologism, neolithic, neoclassic, erroneously, extraneous, subcutaneous, homogeneous, spontaneous, line of credit, neoclassical, simultaneous, neoplatonism, miscellaneous, heterogeneous, spontaneously, simultaneously, neocolonialism, extemporaneous, contemporaneous, bone of contention, a bone of contention, instantaneous.