Novhic
(nov-ick) Adjective. Qualifier of culture, time, or society.
A specific era, age, or zeitgeist such that the time-period is uniquely dominated by previously unknown characteristic experiences, thoughts, or other cultural facets.
A specific type of paradigm shift such that such a shift has not occurred to the knowledge of those experiencing the change in culture.
Etymology:
Portmanteau of Latin words "Novus" and "Hic" which mean "new" and "modern" respectively.
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Novhical (nov-ick-al) Adjective. Qualifier of the items related to causing a novhic.
The specific actions, items, or events that caused a novhic.
A specific era, age, or zeitgeist such that the time-period is uniquely dominated by previously unknown characteristic experiences, thoughts, or other cultural facets.
A specific type of paradigm shift such that such a shift has not occurred to the knowledge of those experiencing the change in culture.
Etymology:
Portmanteau of Latin words "Novus" and "Hic" which mean "new" and "modern" respectively.
Related Words:
Novhical (nov-ick-al) Adjective. Qualifier of the items related to causing a novhic.
The specific actions, items, or events that caused a novhic.
The NSA monitoring the American people was novhic for American culture.
The internet age was a novhic of the 20th century, and thus the internet was novhical.
The internet age was a novhic of the 20th century, and thus the internet was novhical.