v.创造新词（新义），采用新说

原形：neologize第三人称单数：neologizes过去式：neologized过去分词：neologized现在分词：neologizing

The tech industry constantly neologizes to describe emerging trends.
科技行业不断创造新词来描述新兴趋势。
She neologized the term "mindful eating" to encourage healthier dietary habits.
她创造了“正念饮食”这个词，以鼓励更健康的饮食习惯。
In his latest novel, the author freely neologizes, introducing dozens of new words.
在他的最新小说中，作者自由地创造新词，引入了几十个新词汇。
Social media has become a breeding ground for neologisms that quickly enter everyday language.
社交媒体已成为新造词迅速进入日常语言的温床。
The teenager neologized a slang phrase that soon went viral among her peers.
这个青少年创造了一个俚语短语，很快在同龄人中流传开来。
Linguists study how and why languages neologize over time.
语言学家研究语言随时间发展创造新词的方式和原因。
The art movement was defined by its neologistic title, "Futurism," which suggested a fascination with the future.
这个艺术运动以其新造词“未来主义”命名，暗示了对未来的迷恋。
To capture the unique experiences of modern life, he neologized the concept of "digital detox.
为了捕捉现代生活的独特体验，他创造了“数字排毒”这一概念。
The sci-fi writer is known for neologizing complex scientific terms into accessible language.
这位科幻作家以其将复杂的科学术语转化为易懂语言的新造词而闻名。
The new app's success can be attributed to its catchy neologized name that resonates with users.
这款新应用的成功部分归因于其朗朗上口的新造名字，它与用户产生了共鸣。