Use of the word neophyte in a sentence example

neophyte

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He is a neophyte. [noun]

New feats, magic items and character types are also introduced to aid and hinder the neophyte chaos mage and his static magic counterparts. [noun]

It meant that the Mithraist symbolically died when he became a first grade neophyte and was born again as a crow. [noun]

You have no right to preach to me, you neophyte, that have not passed the porch of life, and are absolutely unacquainted with its mysteries. [noun]

Neophyte is figuratively bound. [Please select]

(_b_) What is the meaning of "neophyte," "alluded to". [Please select]

Hazen, "there was, as I told you, a young neophyte by the name of Thomas Watson." [Please select]

"Ah, monsieur, I am but a neophyte where Madame is an expert." [Please select]

But every square inch of the neophyte's skin was painted in vivid and fantastic colors. [Please select]

Once the joys of Chandu become perceptible to the neophyte, a great need is felt--a crying need. [Please select]

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