Wiktionary
a. Of or relating to neo-paganism, a modern form of paganism. alt. Of or relating to neo-paganism, a modern form of paganism. n. An adherent of neo-paganism, a modern pagan.
Wikipedia
Neo-Pagan or Neopagan may refer to:
- Modern paganism
- Neopagan, a 2006 album by Paolo Rustichelli
Usage examples of "neo-pagan".
This contact was entrenched well enough in the neo-pagan community that she'd have known if our group was in that net—and they aren't.
We're going to be talking to some more folks like my contact, more of the sensitives in the neo-pagan network.
Between each of these solar festivals, which are known to witches as the Lesser Sabbats, is one of the four great Fire festivals that are major rites in the Wiccan and neo-pagan calendar, as they were to the Celts.
Bettik had stepped through to a motile isle still belonging to the rebels -- groups of neo-pagans called Sirists who sailed at night, floated among the traveling archipelagoes of empty isles during the daylight, and who fought the Pax at every turn.
I have cross-indexed, correlated, even searched a list of key words, but have found only that notation, and a brief and somewhat sarcastic news item about a society of neo-pagans departing from Terra to establish their own notion of Utopia on a distant planet.
She wasn’t much one for costume, had never really learned how to play those games: Carnival wasn’t part of Callixte’s heritage, and Foster Services hadn’t wanted to offend the Neo-pagans by encouraging its client-children to mask at Samhain.